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Pillar of the Community
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AU-54 is not a grade. Plus, you don't need to make several different comments, you could just combine it into one comment.
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Pillar of the Community
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I got my first rolls today which were part of $75 in rolls from my uncle. My brother got cash.
They gave me 4 Canadians (he lives near the border), 2 wheats (57-PD), a 2015-D brass plated and lots of copper including some AU+ RD coins (mostly 60s and 70s S mint and a 59-D). Also 2 2009-D Formative Years.
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I like that idea; cash in the form of raw coins for the thrill of the hunt and a future purchase/investment. Good luck on the hunt!
MK - always check the shiny ones. You never know what you might find! Good luck on the hunt.
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Quick update to my CRH results  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Do 1909s go in the teens section?
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Valued Member
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Ive never found a 1909 while searching. Guess ill cross the bridge of where they go when I find one. lol
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This may have been answered before but can't find it: I see on ebay rolls of "unsearched" cents (and other coins) in a bank wrapped (crimped) rolls that have a "teaser" coin on the end, like an Indian Head or back of a BU Wheat cent.....how do they do that? I am sure the roll has been "salted" but it looks like a solid, undisturbed crimp. Do they people have machines to wrap and crimp them? what is the real story? |
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I am sure the roll has been "salted" Salted? the seller can tell you almost exactly what is in those rolls. buy at your own risk |
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AU 54 is a grade, just not one found in the price guides. You can also have a VG7 or F17. Coins DO fall in these grades in the real world. They dont' just jump from XF45 to AU50. that is a just the practical side of things.
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I believe there is a tool to crimp rolls available for about $4.
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Got two boxes today. Results from the first box are: Canadian x5 oldest 1975 Wheats: 1947 D shiny but with a scratch  (not included below) 1956 D have most of the luster (not included below) 1958 D x7 1957 D x5 1956 1956 D x3 1955 D x3 1954 D x2 1953 D x2 1952 D 1951 D x7 1950 1950 D x2 1949 D x3 1948 x2 1948 D 1947 D x2 1947 S 1946 x3 1946 D x2 1946 S 1945 x2 1944 x5 1944 D 1942 1942 D 1941 x3 1941 D x2 1939 1936 1934 x2 1920 1918 D 1916 D (hole filler )  |
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$10 in cwr cents today found around 150 in pre 1982 Memorials, 1951 S, 1955 D, 1957 D and 1955 Canada cent also 1 2000 UK penny
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Pillar of the Community
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A penny in a cent roll must have been quite noticeable from the outside, they're significantly larger than a cent.
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Numisma it's a little smaller than a nickel but it jammed up the roll pretty good another one to toss in the foreign coin container
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