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Quote: Found a 1930-S, a 1936-P, and a 1937-P Wheat cent tonight from CRH. Suddenly finding quite a few thirties Wheat cents all of a sudden. Fantastic!  |
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Might want to check the 1936-P for the DDO. |
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@jbuck Thanks! @CalzoneManiac I louped it as much as I could, but unfortunately, no DDO. On the plus side, I did find a 2009-D nickel today from CRH. Only the 2nd one I've found. Cheers! Edited by AllSeasons
02/14/2023 11:58 pm
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either publix or the pet superstore gave me this in change today: Fantastic! |
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The Cumberland Farms checkout guy copped a 1929 penny before it could get into my hands... he's a collector... darnit...
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I've been away from here for awhile, healing from cubital tunnel surgery I had in August. While healing, I had two nice finds, both from the change machines at local grocery stores in the self-checkout lanes. Whenever I buy groceries, I always pay with my ATM so that I can get 94 cents in change - 3 quarters, a dime, a nickel, and four pennies (9 coins total)... On October 27th of last year, I bought some groceries at my local VONS... as I checked my change, I noticed, shockingly, that there was an Indian Head cent!  The truly amazing part happened though when I flipped the coin over.  Yes, 1867!  Needless to say, I was in absolute shock... one of the checkers watches over the self-checkout area, so I showed her - she was amazed... Barely two weeks later, on November 14th, I used the local Ralphs self-checkout... I got my 94 cents in change after I bought some hamburger buns... I heard a funny clang as the change hit...  Yes, a 1954 Quarter!  In the months since, I've found three wheat cents (1957, 1957-D, and 1958-D), but no more silver or Indians... but I keep trying. CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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Amazing finds! Thanks, CalzoneManiac! That 1867 Indian is my best single coin circulation find EVER! My only better finds have been via CRH. CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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Got a very worn 1944 S LWC, in change at the drug store today. Cashier looked at it funny, then dropped it in my hand. |
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Nice finds! |
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A 1950-D Wheat cent obtained in change at a thrift store brightened a pretty gloomy day yesterday. (If only it had been the Jefferson nickel, but you can't win em all!) Edited by CalzoneManiac
04/11/2023 4:02 pm
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Quote:A 1950-D Wheat cent obtained in change at a thrift store brightened a pretty gloomy day yesterday. Fantastic! Quote:If only it had been the Jefferson nickel, but you can't win em all!  |
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i took some Americans on a tour this afternoon and one of them tipped me a 1971-D Ike! Another gave me a 2013-B star note, which excited me, but when I checked the serial number I discovered it wasn't one of the famous duplicated ones!  This is the first time I've ever had an Ike as a tip! |
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1943-P nickel... worn... pretty sure not the 3-over-2 one. Still neat to find.
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