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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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(Mr Canada) This is the reason why the King George Cent looks nice: https://goccf.com/t/104259Ways to clean a pennies. Do you know how to clean grease off a coin?
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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Hello again everyone: Sorry for not having posted stuff and updated results for several days. I will get the pennies which will be available this Saturday and start posting again.
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Valued Member
Canada
133 Posts |
Just went through another 1,000 pennies and had a few good finds:
1950 George VI 1944 George VI 1943 x 2 George VI 1942 George VI 1939 George VI 1928 George V
All of them are in circulation wear and the 1944, 1943's and 1942 came out of the same roll.
The 2011 magnetic pennies are still few and far between. I had 49 2011's with 3 of them magnetic.
Looking forward to see what you are finding Petersun. I still have a box and a half of pennies to go through this weekend. I'll post any good finds.
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Valued Member
Canada
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Lol, I have searched well over 25,000 cents and I have never found a button!
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
1700 Posts |
Lesinwestvan: George Cents! What do you think are their grades? Well, I went to my bank again and they told me not to buy pennies from the bank, because they didn't want me to throw so many pennies into circulation, or return this much pennies to the bank, so they would have to ship them and waste money on pennies.     I'm sorry for not being able to post again, but I'll still try to find pennies. Looking forward to see what you find! Thanks to all for posting
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Valued Member
Canada
133 Posts |
That's too bad Petersun. I'm new to buying boxes and my first experience was okay. They just told me that I had to place an order one or two, days ahead of time so they could get them.
I'm pretty new at this, so grading is not my strong point. However what I have read about grading on websites and in Charlton I would say the George's all fall into EF-40 to VF-20. The 1928 is the nicest looking one of them all. Once I learn how, I'll try and post a few pictures.
The next 1000 pennies haven't produced anything. I'm finding more magnetic 2011.
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Valued Member
Canada
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The next batch I went through tonight has produced:
1946 George VI in VF 1942 George VI in VF 1971 looks as though it never hit circulation. Coin looks like a new 2011.
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
1700 Posts |
Hello, I'm back to the pennies finally. Although my banks are still picky, I still convinced the tellers when the tellers from the past were off-duty today. 2012 08 24 I bought 20$ in pennies, the others I have to order them. Here are my first 10 rolls
- 1953-1977 36
- 1978-1979 10
- 1980-1981 14
- 1982-1996 96
Other Interesting Finds
- #1 USD 1959D AU53-AU58
- #2 CAD 1943 VG08-VF20
- #3 CAD 2012 Toned
- #4 EUR 2002 Bad Grade
No Buttons This Time  Thank you Peter
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
1700 Posts |
I also forgot to mention 2 1982 yo 1996 BU added to my lot along with 6 US pre 1982 cents
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Valued Member
Canada
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huh I live within driving distance of both of you. but in in surrey
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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Cant wait for the UK to drop 1 penny coins so they all get handed in. I mean, only 1 monarch to find, but suddenly I'm guessing a lot of bronze pennies will turn up!
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
1700 Posts |
And now, at the phrase two of my roll hunting project, my goal is actually to also see how many 2012 cents I can get. So far I've only had 1 out of 500. I also want to see the amout of pre-53 pennies. So far I've only come across one in 500. What is the trend for a 1959D US cent at AU 55 Brown Red or up? Photos later.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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@petersun. Are you putting sets together from 1920 to date and pulling coppers?
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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Quote/Question:@petersun. Are you putting sets together from 1920 to date and pulling coppers?
As you may know, I am young and don't always do roll hunting for commercial reasons. Yes, I pull coins to make sets (uncirculated only, I only have a set of the 70s and 80s, all uncirculated). I seems improabable to get coins from 1920 to 1952 in just one hundred or two of rolls. Generally, I do roll hunting for research reasons on the amount of silver/copper coins over face value in circulation ny calculating the odds as I did in my previous posts. I also relate coin roll hunting to psychology and making suggestions for myself for my future coin collecting. I also do coin roll hunting to get rid of stress or when the time simply can't be occupied. Just as I mentionned, during every phrase of hunting, I have a special goal of calculating odds. Yes, I do pull out copper of pre-1996 and I sort them into rolls. Where can you sell these? This is my question. Does anyone know any stores near Vancouver BC that buys scrap copper coins at a descent price?
Here are my results for my next 500 pennies.
- 1953-1977 40 (Total of 76 with yesterday's)
- 1978-1979 15 (Total of 20)
- 1980-1981 09 (Total of 23)
- 1982-1996 73 (Total of 167)
- US P 1982 10 (Total of 16)
Special ones: 1951 Canadian Cent 1974 Australian Cent Thank you
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