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$10 CWR cents - 52-D, 53-D, 57-D wheats and 42 and 53 CAD cents
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That's a nice one Jack. I don't know how some of you folks can keep up such incredible paces but seeing what you all net is a lot of fun! I used to do 12 boxes of halves a week along with the 2 boxes of cents and 2 boxes of nickels. It seemed that 4 out of 5 weeknights a week I was either picking up and searching or trying to find somewhere to dump until Chase stopped taking loose coin back in July. While the workload is now leas there are a few bored nights a week and the silver half finds are way way way way down.  Edited by jack jeckel
02/16/2016 9:52 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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From a teller's tray, I found a 1916 Lincoln. This is the first teens Wheat I found in over three years, and it's exactly 100 years old, to boot!
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New Member
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This was in the second roll that I ever searched I bought the roll from the restaurant I work in. It's still the oldest coin I've ever found in a roll or in circulation. I've only been coin collecting for about a year now though.  |
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Valued Member
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Chad, that's a great find!
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Yes, nice find!  |
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i just finished with box one of two. Here's what I found.
1916D,24S,41,42,46,46S,49d
49s,55S,(2)57, 58,(2)58d
(8)2009, (3)Canadian and a 1966 clip.
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Nice finds! |
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box two is done. 37d,40,45,56d (3)57d,(3)58d (2) Canadian (3)2016d (6)2009 and maybe a rpm 1959D. and it is  Edited by chipjones
02/21/2016 02:18 am
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Valued Member
United States
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My weekend $25 box of BWR produced:
40s wheats 7x
50s wheats 10x
S mints 3x
2009 7x
Canadians 4x
Not bad but nothing special. Now onto a more detailed search for varieties.
Happy hunting
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Pillar of the Community
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Are S-mints really that rare for you guys?
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I always put any S-mint wheaties in a separate pile from the common dates since they are rare for me to see on the east coast. As for the S-mint memorials, I don't keep them unless they're BU red condition since they're still common to me.
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Numisma - I only pulled 2 S Mint LMCs from 2450 cents searched. Although not rare by mintage numbers, not that frequent an event here. Nickels are better though; maybe 8 or so a box. For the 2450 CWR cents searched - 18 LWCs ( 1914, 1927 both with environmental damage) 16 LMCs (Copper)AU/BU 14 LMCs (Zinc) AU/BU 10 2009 40 Error/Variety coins to checkout; 5 ID'ed - 2004P-1DR-010, 2006P-1DO-007, 2006P-1DO-014, 2011P-1DO-001, 2013P-1DO-010 Here are a few pic's of the fun finds -     Edited by Rackster
02/21/2016 7:30 pm
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Does anybody ever sell their extra wheat pennies off? Usually I see people paying 0.015 or .02 cents per Wheat penny but I found a local guy in my area paying 0.06 each. Any idea why so much? Stated he was on online auctioneer? I had 6800 Wheaties from the 40-50's and he paid me $408 (cash of course). Just wondering Thanks and good luck |
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If I could sell common dates for $0.06, I'd jump on the offer. I have no idea why he's offering so much.
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