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Valued Member
United States
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I no longer keep the copper, it was running about 15% copper I've never kept the copper but have been weighing all the 1982s I've been finding. Never know when a 1982-D SD copper might pop up.  |
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Valued Member
United States
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im back :D and ive gotten great finds during this summer: my brother got a 1919-S and a 1930 in rolls!
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 United States
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im back :D and ive gotten great finds during this summer: my brother got a 1919-S and a 1930 in rolls! Nice finds!  |
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Valued Member
United States
175 Posts |
Went through $5 on the 18th 1-2009 log cabin, 1945-D
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United States
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Not bad at all.  |
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Valued Member
United States
50 Posts |
and that stuff to upload a picture is easy..... but I dont know how to take a picture of my coins on my computer!
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United States
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but I dont know how to take a picture of my coins on my computer! Can you take with a smart phone and then transfer to your computer or use the smart phone to directly access CCF? |
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Rest in Peace
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Just finished another box of cents, now up to 785,800 since 2014. At least it wasn't a stinker, there were 18 LWC's mostly commons had a nice 1945d and a 1950s and this real disappointment:  that's a new damage too, coin in nice VF too!  AND! Got "The Finger"....twice!  :   And in all that, only one very minor RPM that went back in the pond for someone else!   |
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United States
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That 1910 looks painful.  At least the other finds made up for it. |
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Valued Member
United States
406 Posts |
Most recent box of pennies had a 1947 D wheat ender, so, as usual I saved it for the box.
Aside from that, there were:
19 Wheats- Earliest 1913 and 1934 (now my oldest roll find!)
1 Canadian- 1983
3 S mints- 1971 to 1973
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United States
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Nice finds, WheatBackPenny! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
729 Posts |
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I will. My eyes are not as good as they use to be and are starting to strain and tire when looking at pennies dimes and nickels. Is there any table top magnification set that is used for such? Something where I could see every penny with my 2 hands still on the rolls and being magnified at the same time. Thanks.
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United States
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Have you tried a pair of reading glasses? It was what I use. Get a pair that is stronger than you would normally need to read (if you already need them). They might not be the best for variety searching, but they let me see the date much better.
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Valued Member
United States
406 Posts |
This box was rather disappointing. (Had a 1953 D ender, so 49 rolls)
Only 11 wheats, earliest 1940
1 Canadian, 1987 (Also found a 1994 50 Hale#345;#367; coin from Czech Republic)
2 S mints- 1972 and 1974
Also found my first counterstamped coin, a 1974 with the lettering 'I Love You' inside of a heart.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
791 Posts |
WheatBackPenny, you'll get the score next time! Just keep on searchin'.
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