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Do You Check The Backsides As Well When You Search?

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Mostly I search pennies. When I do this I try to lay them out on a big table and hover over them with my little eyeglass. Before I start to look I flip them heads up to check them. Have there been any key finds I'm missing out on. Like a 2010 with a 2009 backside etc?

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Might as well check both sides. Irregardless of the year, you'll most likely end up finding the random die clash or Grease Filled Die....
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I usually dont, although I bet I've missed some a few cool Cuds or errors
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If you don''t check the reverse side, you'll never find a Wide AM (type 2 proof hub) 1998 - 2000, the WAM 1993 or CAM for 1992, etc...
I'm sure others can post many other reverse varieties...
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Whatever error or variety you can find on the obverse you could also find on the reverse.
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I unfurl a roll in my hand and check each penny one at a time, both sides. If I don't find anything interesting they go in their appropriate bucket. Plain old Zincolns go back to the bank.
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 Posted 07/12/2012  11:26 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CaptainFwiffo to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
If you aren't checking both sides, you're throwing away half your keepers. You could, for instance, miss a huge reverse Cud, like this one that nickelsearcher found:
Do-You-Check-The-Backsides-As-Well-When-You-Search?

Or this one from chuckster_125:
Do-You-Check-The-Backsides-As-Well-When-You-Search?
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Nice Cuds...
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Those were both roll finds ?

Nice.
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Yep. Don't forget that there are major DDRs out there. The 1983 DDR is a huge one that people still find occasionally. And a forum member right here discovered a major 1982 small date zinc DDR (there are currently two known to my knowledge).
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