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Wartime Steel Cents, Replating?

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 Posted 10/17/2013  7:02 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CoinDan98 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I have always wondered the same thing.
Thanks for the answers.
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My Grandparents lived in San Francisco all their lives. My Grandfather got the bag in 43, from the Mint. Or at least that is what he always told me. He said he got it because he thought it would be worth something some day. I got it from him shortly before he passed away in 1984. He also had BU rolls of Lincoln Cents from every year he lived in the City until they stopped minting them. At least one roll and more likely two or three. Except for 68 where he had 30 rolls and 69 where he had a dozen rolls. From 70 to 74 he had 4 rolls each. I got those too. When I got them I told him it would have been cooler had he saved rolls of Dimes,Quarters and Halves. He said he had one of each from 1936, when he moved to the City, till they stopped making them. He also said he had sold them to a coin shop when the Hunt brothers ran the price up in 80. What I would give for those rolls of Merc's.
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Well... with inflation, that may have been the best time ever to sell! (If they were junk... but mint rolls are different and I hope he got a very good price.)

My dad sold his graduation gift 1oz of gold when it broke $1000 in 80s dollars... that was a very good idea
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