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 Posted 09/26/2014  3:40 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Isledime to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have some rolls of what looks to me like uncirculated 1985 pennies. If there were pointed 5 pennies amongst them, would they be randomly amongst, and is it worth me taking the rolls apart to look, or is part of the value of a roll having it in its original intact paper? Thanks for the help!
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 Posted 09/26/2014  3:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add AgCoinAu to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think there's a small premium to the pointed 5... but how could you have these rolls and NOT go through them... I would be dying to look over each and every coin...
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It's a sealed package of rolls. I'm a bit scared to open it.....
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The pointed 5 came from die wear. The cents in that roll were not stamped out in order, they all fell into a giant bucket and were then rolled.

If the first cent is a blunt it dosn't mean they will all be.

What I recommend is keeping the best cent for yourself and selling the rest.

Since pennies are cheap, terminal and have a bajillian varieties and errors they are my personal favourite set.

If you crack it open keep us posted and take pictures.
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The pointed 5 cents seem to sell really well on ebay. I have searched a ton of small cents and still haven't found one. I kind of doubt you would find a pointed 5 but a mintstate example would definitely make breaking up a roll worthwhile.
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Thanks Harmonica, that's exactly what I was wanting to find out. I'm new at this. I will take me a while to go through my rolls; ....my Dad saw the end of the penny coming 30 years ago and decided rolls of pennies were a good investment. Any advice on what to look for besides the 5's?
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I am on my laptop with broken keyboard so excuse Tarzan speak.

Buy an otoscope, some 2x2s and read about Hans Zoell & check out Coins and Canada. Use that site for info only, the price guide seem to be the result of a fever dream.

http://cevna.com/articles/HansZoellBio.pdf

http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins...nt-1965-2012
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