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United States
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New box down: Canadian: 1978 x2, 1977 x2 LWC: 1958 D, 1958, 1957 D x2, 1956 D x2, 1955 D, 1952 D, 1950 D, 1950, 1949 S, 1948 D, 1947 S, 1945 D, 1942, 1934 And a 1980 Kennedy profile re-stamp. |
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United States
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1/2 box
3 x 40's
2 x 50's
Several assorted 60's & 70's AU red
1973 Canadian
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Yvairguy - that's since 2010, although I've been going since 2009 and didn't record all the finds. It's 167,500 cents so far. I'd like to hit a million, but that's going to take some serious work....
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United States
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I noticed someone mentioned finding a 61 D and a 64 D. Why are these significant? Thanks! Also, if anyone has a major/popular list of things I should look for in penny roll searching? My list is 98 and 99 WAM, and 92 CAM... that's it. Thanks! |
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United States
370 Posts |
last box I pulled only a couple wheat cents, I thought about just running these for copper and spot checked the next box, ended up pulling 52 wheat and 2 dimes, you just never know.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Gothic - MY SEARCHING HERO! A nearly complete wheat collection found by searching. I'm surprized you have not found a 1909 yet.
Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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United States
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Today I searched my first ten rolls of cents and found a number of interesting things, but what I need help with are these two. I think I found a 1960-D Small Date and a 2000 WAM. The latter seems pretty clear to me, but I'm not so sure about the 1960. First, the 1960 (sorry the close-up of the date is sort of fuzzy):    Next, the 2000:    |
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United States
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To me that looks like a WAM. I've searched through over $100 in pennies and haven't found a WAM yet :( |
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United States
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@BadThad - I'm trying for that 1909! You could always seed a few rolls and release them into the wild up in NH to make it easier for me!
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Hey gothic what part of NH are you in? I'm south central
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United States
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Got $65.00 in custermer rolls yesterday that has yielded 40's and 50's wheats and $20.00 in solid copper rolls with none newer than 1976.Also produced these goodies also.  a 2000 WAM and a german pfenning 4 total   |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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@BadThad - I'm trying for that 1909! You could always seed a few rolls and release them into the wild up in NH to make it easier for me! WILL DO!  Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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United States
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@zrachums - I'm near Salem NH
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United States
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Well it appears that I have blown through Gardia's supply of old pennies, I picked up 12 boxes today and they are all bright shinny new pennies  |
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United States
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@yvairguy: If they are all a single date and mark, try selling them for a bit more than face value. I did that when I ended up getting 10 rolls of all new 2012D Dimes.
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