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!982 Lincoln Cent Complete Set

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I thought I had one of these somewhere in a box. It was packed in "coin collecting books". I lived in the same place for 25 years, then moved, then moved, then moved the office, then shut down the office and moved again. Somewhat in a variation of that, as parts and pieces didn't all happen at once.

Everything in storage, moved storage, moved storage...

OK so the question is, how common are these sets? I think I bought it from some guy at bowling, probably when these were fresh issues. Middle 80s. I don't mean one by one, I mean as a complete set?

!982-Lincoln-Cent-Complete-Set

I was just getting ready to start weighing every cent that I have and then look at the dates for 1982. This resolves that project and I can move on to something else.
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These sets are packaged in a variety of ways. I see them at coin shows and coin shops--not universally, but often enough to believe they're not terribly rare. I use mine to help break down the '82 cents I come cross.
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That's why I was looking for this one, because I see so many questions of small date, zinc and whatnot. I also printed the weight chart to have at hand when I start sorting things. Now I have a reference guide for 1982 cents.

Haven't been to a coin show in years. I always find something, whether it's a book or supplies. These sets would seem to be good for anyone who looks through rolls or pocket change.

Thanks for the advise, something worth a little more than 7¢?

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there is a rare 1982: 1982-d small date copper
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Very easy set to put together, not worth a great deal.
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Those are common, check ebay.
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Here is one set being sold on ebay just like the one you posted above - to give you an idea of what they are selling for.

ebay item number:303892525162
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Charging $5.99 for 7¢ - Future Coin Vault employee...
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you can buy the set for 5 dollars at a coin store
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I never thought to look for one of these! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to go get myself one to use as a reference. ebay will have to do until there are coin shows in my neighborhood again.
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