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Very nice!  |
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Valued Member
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@eaglefoot I'm keeping them all in a box
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:you wrote: 1972 d penny 1972 no mint mark penny easier more clear way: 1972 D Cent 1972 P Cent Even easier to just type 1972 1972D |
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people keep telling me that I guess i'll just write it like that from now on
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Pillar of the Community
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Good start ... just sticking with pennies for now?
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Its a good start, I've been doing pennies for 3 years, have never gotton tired of it.
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im tryin to get error coins but I cant seem to find any
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You have to be used to the coin to find errors
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Pillar of the Community
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Props on finding a 1973-S. Those are tougher to come across.
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I throw all of my pre 1982 cents in a small jar. I sorted them by date just out of curiosity. I do not collect Lincoln cents and never even filled a cent album ever and here is what I found in 220 coins. 1959 P, D 1960 P, D 1961 Proof 1962 D 1963 D AU red 1964 P, D 1965 one business strike & one SMS stike 1966 1967 1968 D 1969 D, S 1970 P, D, S (S is BU) 1971 P, D, S 1972 P, D, S 1973 P, D, S (2 S mint) 1974 P, D, S 1975 P, D 1976 P, D 1977 P, D 1978 P, D 1979 P, D 1980 P, D 1981 P, D 1982 P, D (These were determined by weight) I did not count how many of each date there were and several were severely damaged being picked up of the ground. Now they are all going back into the jar and who knows what I'll ever do with them since they can't be legally melted for their copper and they have no numismatic value. Ed ANA LM-3175 Edited by Gyrene7483
06/23/2012 04:01 am
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It's actually not too difficult to assemble a complete set of Jefferson nickels. Because this coin holds up well in circulation, most dates, even the early ones, can be found in pocket change. You might need some help from ebay with some dates in the 40s because those were made of silver (and therefore taken out of circulation and hoarded) but there are no key dates really and you can even pick up a complete set of proofs on ebay for not too much money. |
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You can get a Whitman folder for them pretty cheaply. Sometimes on ebay you can get it for under $10 with some coins included. |
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