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Valued Member
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by looking at the mintage I find one date that is to cheap right now so I started to hoard it I now got over 10 coins and still looking. 1910 S 6,045,000 made 15.00 in good 1913 S 6,101,000 made 13.00 in good 1922 D 7,160,000 made 17.00 in good and now the 1933 D has only 6,200,000 made and is the cheapest coin in this group at 3.25 in good.the others coins listed has a start value in good at 13.00 and up.this date is just as hard to find as the other ones listed.  I use to hoard the 1909 ind and the 1909 vdb at the time they were only 4.00 coins now they are 10.00 each in good. Edited by toniblab
04/28/2008 06:57 am
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Pillar of the Community
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I agree, Toniblab. Personally, I am keeping everything from 1939 back plus any extremely nice 1940 and 50s Wheats. Lincolns are going to do nothing but go up.
Jim
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Jim,
I am curious why you think 1939 and back will go up?
Any specific info or just a feeling?
I have also have saved all 1920 and earlier Lincoln's over the years just as a "hoarder"
Thanks
Steve
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Well, I guess I have ALL the bases covered then, because I "hoard" every Wheat penny that I come across!!...  I've typically bought "hoards" too.....haven't bought too many "singles". |
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I'm with eaglefoot, I hoard every wheatie I come across. I think I have somewhere around 15,000. At some point I am going to roll them, when I get the time.
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Jim Wrote I agree, Toniblab. Personally, I am keeping everything from 1939 back plus any extremely nice 1940 and 50s Wheats. Lincolns are going to do nothing but go up. Jim You can give me all the crappy 1940s and up then. Ill definitely take the 1944 steel cent in crappy condition.  |
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the 40's and 50's have to xf or better for me to keep.when I go threw a bag of wheats for the coin shop I strip it of all dates from 1939 s and down.any goods I have as extras I am now selling off on ebay I must have 15 1916 s pennies now!over 10 1933 d one of them is a red brown ms 63 i am also hoarding the 1934 D I still think this coin is way under value.when this coin hits .50 in good then I will be happy. in the memmorals I am keeping al bu from 1989 and back the mid 80's are a hard find in bu! i also am hoarding the 31 p,d I find the 31 p once in a while |
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Are you hoarding these after finding them in rolls or pocket change? Or are you buying them from shows, shops, and the like when you see them?
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i like the bidder on ebay they over bid on coins.i just sold a 25 coin roll of 1919 S pennies in good for 9.55. |
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I seem to remember Virg Marshall showing Railroad cars full of lincolns cents coming to his company. I admit that if copper continues to increase in price,( my god, people here actually steal it from live 12,000 volt substation boxes)the cents from the 40 and 50s might begin to gain in value, but I would limit it to 1935 if possible.
As a side question, What would be a fair price for a unchecked group of 1000 wheats? I would say about 5 cents each.
Jim
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Bedrock of the Community
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'23-S and '26-S are valuable in Good-4 as well.
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i need to get some 1926 s as back stock.i got about 20 1923 s put away.got about 30 1921 s also.
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I got a bunch of my whaeties from a guy who use to run an auction flea market. I use to buy a roll of wheaties for $1. The guy use to call me whenever he got any in. But he went out of business a few years ago.
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Posted 04/28/2008 11:34 am
