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Lincoln Cents 1964 D

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 Posted 10/22/2014  2:51 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add ath459 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone could explain why it is that in almost every box I've broken I find a number of practically uncirculated 1964 D lincoln cents. Was there a high mintage of them? Is it the most commonly broken set? any insight?
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could be that someone dumped a bunch of them in your area.

I often notice trends within boxes. For example, a bunch of BU 60s coins. basically a trend that does not exist overall, but localized in some boxes due to a dump. It definitely happens.

I could tell in my last boxes of halves that there was a bunch of 94s and 95s that seems to have come from the same source. Not sure where, but a bunch must have been mixed in when they were boxed up. All in the same condition, seemingly from the same source.
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 Posted 10/22/2014  3:42 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Chriscoinz to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I agree: this happens a lot to me. Why, I do not know.
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With a mintage of 3,799,071,500 the amount out there has to be huge but find uncirculated cents 50 years after its mintage is pretty cool.
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Production was stepped up because it was assumed/feared that hoarding would occur on a massive scale after the metal content switch in 1965. People hoarded the coins for that exact reason.

These coins were probably a hoard that ended up in a coinstar when it was realized that BU memorial cents don't bring much premium. As a cashier, I used to see an occasional surge of BU 1959 cents for the same reason.
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