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Forum Dad
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Can someone please describe to me the exact procedure for putting together a Truly Unsearched Very Tight Bank Wrapped Roll Of 1900-1909 Indian Cents? Thank you. I think I could make a fortune with these if I knew how.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It's all in the font and you have to be blind!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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You were born blind, and everyone else in your family was also blind, except for you father. He was the ones, who collected them (or actually hoarded them. Now you got his estate, and can't do anything with it because your blind. Throw in something that your very sorry if it's filled with flying eagles or some gold pieces because you truly don't know what's in it since it's unsearched.  Or you can post them up here on the forum, since your word has more credit with the users, versus ebay.  Edited by Amazon99
09/05/2007 11:26 pm
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Rest in Peace
United States
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As long as they are not loosely wrapped, who cares?Hehehehehehehe a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it does it make a noise? What is sound of on hand clapping? Mike |
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Valued Member
United States
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Go to Cuba and try to find the women who roll the cigars between their legs.
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Valued Member
United States
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I find I can only do this with ones that I have freshly minted . |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
651 Posts |
Before you can become tight you have to first be cheap |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Sure...my grandpa was born in 1900 in INDIANapolis, INDIANa. My great-grandparents saved every 1900 Indianhead cent they got in change that year for my grandfather's college education. With each passing year, they saved that year's cents, through 1909. The change to Lincoln cents, however, brought an untimely end to my grandfather's growing college fund. As luck would have it, grandpa was pretty smart, and got a scholarship to bank teller school, so he didn't have to dip into his college fund. Then, when he graduated, one of the first things he did was to wrap his Indian Head cents in Very Tight rolls. He ended up with 23 of them...one apiece for each of the grandkids when he finally passed away last year. I need the money, so I'm offering these truly unsearched cents for your numismatic pleasure. See, Bobby...easy explanation! So many doubting Thomases on this forum. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Posted - Yesterday : 9:30:08 PM Posted - Yesterday : 9:30:08 PM Can someone please describe to me the exact procedure for putting together a Truly Unsearched Very Tight Bank Wrapped Roll Of 1900-1909 Indian cents? Note you first stated you wanted to know how to do it. Not that you had some. This is why the silly answers. Sort of like asking what is the best way to rob a bank. As luck would have it, grandpa was pretty smart, and got a scholarship to bank teller school, so he didn't have to dip into his college fund. Then, when he graduated, one of the first things he did was to wrap his Indian Head cents in Very Tight rolls. He ended up with 23 of them...one apiece for each of the grandkids when he finally passed away last year. I need the money, so I'm offering these truly unsearched cents for your numismatic pleasure. See, Bobby...easy explanation! So many doubting Thomases on this forum. Not doubting Thomases, just trying to figure out what you wanted. Also, you must remember that every day we hear that story of unsearched coins of some type. Now just how do you know they are all Indian Head cents if you didn't search them? HMMMMM. Borrowed Superman's X-Ray vision? Or opened them, looked, put back but didn't search? Like I said we've all heard the UNSEARCHED coin story way, way to much. Sorry but I just don't see how you know what they are unless you looked. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Carl! Sense of humor, man. I value your opinions A LOT, but lighten up just a tiny little bit, huh? Unlike me, you are an opinion-maker on this board. We need you. :o)
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Forum Dad
 United States
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just trying to figure out what you wanted.
to make a few people giggle is all.  |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I wuz replacing a stove in a rental house for a feller, ya see? And there wuz this here loose plank, with these rolls under it. I've got these here penny rolls from the bank up in Raleigh, wuz twenty, but one busted open, so's there're nineteen left. Musta come from round 1909 cause there wuz only two Lincolns in the broke open one and they wuz 1909. They are truly unsearched very tight bank wrapped rolls of 1900-1909 Indian cents cause I also got some rolls of nickels, quarters, and halves, but gonna keep them cause they purty. Bubba wants the big ones with the purty lady on them. |
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Posted 09/05/2007 11:22 pm
