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Valued Member
 United States
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Thanks! I sent you an email.
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Moderator
 United States
70177 Posts |
Got it, when I get home I'll start the process of getting it packaged up. 
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Valued Member
 United States
236 Posts |
Sounds great! Thanks so much!
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Moderator
 United States
70177 Posts |
Ok! It will be in the mail today as soon as they open up. I mailed you the tracking number already.. good luck and have fun. Please post the coin you get and will use in your album.
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Valued Member
 United States
236 Posts |
Thanks, Dearborn! I really appreciate it and look forward to getting them! So I went through 30 dollars worth of cent rolls today. I found a few things, but nothing too exciting. This was the only actual Wheat cent that I found that I didn't already have. 48-S  Found another 71-S. This one looked a bit better than the one I have, so I'll "upgrade."  This 1965 Canadian cent is gorgeous. I'm pretty sure this is BU or close to it.   This 59 looked pretty nice. Not BU, but a bit more luster on it than the one I had.  Same here. I like to search through rolls not only for coins I'm missing, but to upgrade coins I already have as well.  Two 48 plain cents I found. A Wheat cent I already have.  This is both cool and kind of frustrating... I found all these... But uh, I already have them all. Lol.  I think if I found anymore 56 or 56-D wheat cents, I might lose it. Lol.  I think I am going to start keeping my duplicate Wheat cents. That way, in case anyone wants them I can donate them to them essentially as others have done for me. That said, it seems when I find wheat cents now its usually a 56, 51, 50, 48, 45. 44 or 41 for the most part. I'd like to find something else. Lol.
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Moderator
 United States
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Well at least, when you get my package, you will have about a hundred and thirty coins to sort through ($1.30)  all of them from the 1930's, so you will have a nice choice from them (By the way - I did not search them out for errors, Varieties, or even the different MM styles.)
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Valued Member
 United States
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Thats awesome! Oh man! I am excited to go through those! I have seldom found 30's dated wheat cents. Here is a few other "goodies" that I meant to post earlier. I believe I found another 1960-D small date.  I found a few more 2009 centennial coins in "decent" shape. This page is coming together pretty nicely. A lot of these are in close to BU shape from what I've found, and I haven't purchased any of them. I found them in rolls or was given them by fellow forum members. I'm also only missing two coins, both of them small date minted ones. 
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Moderator
 United States
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Looking good! 
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Valued Member
 United States
236 Posts |
Thanks, jbuck! I got a shipment of coins from Dearborn! Amazing! TONS of 30's wheat cents. I was able to plug I believe around 15 spots! Thanks again! I very much appreciate it. I should also be receiving the 1909 VDB coin I had ordered from ebay today.   
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Moderator
 United States
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Wonderful! I'm glad they were helpful!
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Valued Member
 United States
236 Posts |
Definitely! My journey continues!
My son was also definitely thrilled to play with all the coins as well. Lol.
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Moderator
 United States
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Quote:I got a shipment of coins from Dearborn! Amazing! TONS of 30's wheat cents. I was able to plug I believe around 15 spots! Thanks again! I very much appreciate it. I should also be receiving the 1909 VDB coin I had ordered from ebay today. Outstanding! 
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Valued Member
 United States
236 Posts |
So the coins I am on the hunt for are key dates. Like I mentioned before, the only coin that will most likely never be purchased is the 1909 S VDB. Well, the 1922 plain also. I don't have the kind of money that those coins require lol I am also planning to purchase all those 1982 varieties. I'm not going through trying to sort out and figure out which is which out of 7 different kinds. Lol. It was hard enough to figure out the difference between the 1960 D small date and large date. 1909 S- Shouldn't be too difficult to find at a decent price 1914 D- This coin, if I go this route, might be costly. 1931 S- Should be able to obtain this at some point 1970 S- Small date. Pretty expensive. From what I've seen, this go for upwards of 100 dollars on ebay. I'm not doing any varieties that aren't in the Dansco album. I may add some proofs to the back of the album eventually. But, for now, I will stick to business strikes.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Of the four dates mentioned above, the 1970S small date will be your least expensive. You can pick up a MS coin in the $30-$35 range and the proof version can be obtained from a proof set crack out in the area of about $70-$80.
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Valued Member
 United States
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Ah! I see. Perhaps it was a proof I was looking at. I'd definitely go for the MS one.
Also... yikes! The 1914-D it seems is 200 dollars any which way you spin it.
My budget for expensive coins is 100 and under. Looks like I'll be plugging that spot in with a reverse 1914 philly lol
Edited by Humanist1287 05/01/2025 12:48 pm
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