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Valued Member
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Box #9 done:
5 Wheaties: 1942, 1945, 1948, 1952, 1955-D, pretty dirty, all G-VG, had to dip the 1955-D to see the date.
6 1968-1974S: No upgrades
6 2009s: 1 upgrade, no 2009P Presidency yet.
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Nice finds!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Finished up a box the other night. It was an odd 50/50 box of new 2014D rolls and mixed rolls, so it didn't yield much fun stuff: Wheaties: 54D, 56D Canadian: one crusty 74 EU: 03 Netherlands 2 Eurocents Other: one 95D with a cent-sized yellow sticker on the reverse that says "I ate at CHERRY CREEK CATFISH Austin TX".  |
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United States
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Interesting finds. Now I want catfish.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I googled the catfish's place and went to images...
Bid mistake..
Now I'm STARVING.
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I found a 1999 Wide AM tonight. They are getting extremely hard to find around here. This one is mostly brown but some red. Still Lookin |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I googled the catfish's place and went to images... It's funny... I actually live in Austin but have never been to that place. The food looks good but it's clear across town for me. And if you live in Austin, you try not to cross the river if you can help it (traffic). Though it makes me hungry for catfish too! |
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Having fond memories of the Catfish Kitchen in McGehee, AR.  But I digress... Back to the Lincoln Cent Rolls! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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1999 WAMs getting harder to find. That's an understatement. I've flipped at least 1500 1999 cents without a single one. Agrippa put a post out yesterday regarding origins of discovery for varieties. I suspect that if you are near a release point then a rare finding can occur. Else it's a remote event for anyone else.
Congrats on the find. I'm almost reluctant to ask how many you found to this point. It could hurt my feelings!
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Valued Member
United States
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Rackster - I'm with you. I've gone through 10 boxes and have seen bucketloads of 1999 pennies, but not one WAM. The same goes for 1998's and 2000 WAM's. It seems like a waste of time to even look for them except it is so easy to do the examination, so I still look. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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In the 15 or so boxes I've done, I believe I have only ever found 1 '98-'00 WAM, and it was in pretty rough shape. Edited by CelticKnot
04/02/2015 6:16 pm
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I am sure it would hurt your feelings. That was the 20th one. That was the first one this year and maybe on a couple last year. I still find several of the 98s and 2000s.
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United States
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20!  It has to be where you live. I've read a couple times here that some members had multiple specimens for 1999, but I don't think if we added all theirs up it reaches 20. I've found 3 1998s and 3 2000s but that's it. And that seems reasonable relative to other scarce varieties I've collected. Indeed you are in a nice honey hole! |
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I think that they did come out around here but I probably look through more change than most. I actually found another 2000 within the last hour. I have found over 2 rolls each of the 1998 and 2000.
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I've found 10+ 1998 WAM's, 1 1999 WAM (AU details, corroded), and 10+ 2000 WAM's with the highest grading MS63 and another MS64. |
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