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Pillar of the Community
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What do people think? Not a great picture. I figure I just paid for regular 8 anyway.  |
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I only see 1 1978 and in that roll it is hard to tell.
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Pillar of the Community
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1984 Posts |
Yes, only one 1978. I agree it is hard to tell. I have a hard enough time with proper pictures.
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Smallcent - just to respond to your 1978 roll searching, I went through a new roll a few weeks ago and all coins were the Low 8s. The best thing I found was this very strong Doubled Back Queen. It was the only thing that made it in a 2x2 holder and at best is a MS64.   |
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1984 Posts |
I think I will refer to roll hunting as Russian Rollette from now on! Sometimes that is how it feels........
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Valued Member
Canada
320 Posts |
I found a roll of 1978 pennies in my collection. Both ends of the roll are showing the reverse. I didn't want to crack open the roll just yet, but I decided to post a couple of pictures. My apologies in advance for all the debris/fibres on the coins. They appear to both be high eights, but some expert opinions would be appreciated.   |
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Pillar of the Community
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1984 Posts |
I think you have it!
That is a roll that you want to be very careful with. Run of the mill MS coins are worth maybe $10 each. I suspect it sells for something like $500 if you put it in an auction. You might get $1000.
The only kicker is that looks like an aftermarket roll (from a bank or Brinks). So while there are probably all the same coins inside, they may be a mixture of 8s.
Your end coins look pretty nice but the aftermarket rolls do not often produce MS66 level coins.
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Valued Member
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I think you have it!
That is a roll that you want to be very careful with. Run of the mill MS coins are worth maybe $10 each. I suspect it sells for something like $500 if you put it in an auction. You might get $1000.
The only kicker is that looks like an aftermarket roll (from a bank or Brinks). So while there are probably all the same coins inside, they may be a mixture of 8s.
Your end coins look pretty nice but the aftermarket rolls do not often produce MS66 level coins. Thank you for the advice. I think I will put it in a plastic tube. |
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Valued Member
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I think I found another high 8. This one was in a plastic tube of 1978 pennies that was in my collection. I might have to get this one graded.   |
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Pillar of the Community
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1984 Posts |
No point in grading. Looks like a typical $10 MS60 to 62 coin. Worth less than the grading fee.
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Pillar of the Community
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1984 Posts |
Got it today.......  |
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Pillar of the Community
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1160 Posts |
Awesome , be sure to share your findings.
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Pillar of the Community
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1984 Posts |
I have a lot of trouble with this variety but I think that this is low. The end coin has some doubling at the top which makes it look higher.  |
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Valued Member
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Thanks for sharing this discovery! I think I found one too.  |
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That is a fantastic photo, Enyaw, it shows that it is not about only the position of the number, but how it is a thicker, different font.
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