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United States
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Stopped at the bank on my way home from work and picked up $20 worth of cent rolls. This is the first time I have ever done this, so it's your fault :p First roll opened as follows. Oldest cent 1959 d Newest cent 1981 Best one, a 1965 with a pesky finger print.   Edited by Luvpennys
03/09/2013 09:44 am
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 United States
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Indeed ...  to the great fun of coin roll hunting. David |
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 United States
102 Posts |
I feel like I just hit the lottery! You know, the dollar a year for the next million years lottery .........  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1109 Posts |
It just gets better from here.
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Valued Member
United States
154 Posts |
Wait till you find your first Wheat cent, then you'll really be over the moon. (Or at least I was) |
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United States
102 Posts |
Have gone through about half a dozen rolls, and I can tell that they have been gone through. All the rolls so far have been segregated 1959 to 1981 and 1982 and up. But I found this nifty little item.  More to follow... I need only one wheat to complete my Lincoln's Edited by Luvpennys
03/09/2013 11:49 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1109 Posts |
Is the one wheat you still need a 1909-S VDB by chance? Still hoping to find one of those searching a box.
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United States
102 Posts |
 how did you know? Your batteries must be charged in your crystal ball  |
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United States
102 Posts |
I went through $15 worth and have 19 empty holes in my 1975 to 2013 flip. I found 4 "S" nothing but hole fillers.
The manager is a friend of mine and let it slip that he checks rolls, so I'm going to have to find so other ways to find rolls.
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United States
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You are off to a great start. Thank you for sharing your finds.  |
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Valued Member
Canada
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Very nice.. I have actually just started with the LMC as well... Thanks for sharing.. |
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United States
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Wife and I went through the final five dollars worth of rolls tonight. I'll post pictures of the final result. All of the rolls had been searched, but who ever had them didn't do a very good job. The only thing I didn't get was any 2009 D's. I did get one 82 small date copper, 4 "S" and a nice grease punch. I have to dig it out of the album to see if it is a WAM. I doubt my luck is that good. Getting ready to wrap up all the "zinkies" my wife says can I have them? " sure can baby, what's up?" They are having a competition at her work to see who can raise the most money with get this " PENNIES"!! Guess who volunteered to count and wrap all of them ;) Edited by Luvpennys
03/12/2013 03:49 am
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Valued Member
United States
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Here is the back of the 2000 Greaser Here is what I got out of $20 worth of rolls. The LWC are from what I had laying around, all the LMC came out of the rolls.  |
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United States
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Quote:Here is what I got out of $20 worth of rolls. The LWC are from what I had laying around, all the LMC came out of the rolls. Very nice! |
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United States
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Quick and efficient way to fill a folder! That's how I started my second Lincoln set. Thanks, bank!
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