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Help: Is It Worth Collecting US Wheat Cents From Pre-1950?

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matchbox
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Save all your Wheats. It's a good start for your wheat collection. And they'll only go up in value.

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Definitely save all wheats cents, worth more than a penny so you cant go wrong finding them in loose change
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I certainly keep every one... They are the first coins I remember collecting as a kid!
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It seems to me some are saying ..keep them ..but I think they are talking if they are finding them in change.

Of course that sounds good, since most coin shops will give you Two Cents each for them.

But how many would buy them... say at Three Cents each...I know where maybe 10,000 are .
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Personally I wouldnt buy them unless it was to fill holes in an album. If you like them thats one thing but in terms of an investment youve lost all profit potential paying over face
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