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Good Morning: As I probably mentioned before I collected when I was a kid, and now in semi-retirement have decided to do some coin roll hunting. Long story short, I was going through my old collection and came across a roll of bicentennial pennies. My first thought is to tear it open and see what I've got, but then it's in the original wrapping. The wrapping says Bicentennial 1976. I can see the date on both enders, and they are both 1975. Curious, what would you do?
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Never heard of bicentennial pennies,and it makes no sense if they are dated 1975? Can you post pics? John1 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Please post pictures if you can.
Errers and Varietys.
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Pillar of the Community
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 to the Forum. Quote: The wrapping says Bicentennial 1976 Are you sure you didn't mean Bicentennial Quarter?
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 John1 
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First time I've seen this. But on the Bi-Centennial coins some denominations were not struck. Quarters-halves-dollars didn't have 1975 coins. Cents, Nickels and dimes did have 1975 coins. So unless the wrapping material was made/used incorrectly for cents, they may have over looked that. But as for a premium, I doubt if there were be any. Does the wrapper say cents on it? It may perhaps have been rolled elsewhere. The mint does wrap coins except for special issue. At that time the sent them out in bags. In 2001 they started moving them in pallet bags. When the mint has wrapped rolls they are more definitely marked. Sorry that is all I can think of on this roll.
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Pillar of the Community
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The wrapper belongs to Bicentennial Quarters and it has been used to wrap these 1975Cents. It was not done by the Mint rather by a Third party. Let us see pics from the entire roll,I highly doubt anywhere on the wrapper says CENTS!
Edited by Chase007 02/12/2019 2:02 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Is that MD on the 1975 Date on the Ender ?
Dan
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How could you wrap pennies in a Quarter wrapper ? the roll even looks crimped . 
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Sorry, got called to work. Back now. Here's the pics and I just noticed the 9 and 7 on both enders seem to be hollowed out in the middle. What the heck is that.
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Bedrock of the Community
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That's one heck of a weird roll!
Errers and Varietys.
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Don't know what "Is that MD on the 1975 Date on the Ender ?" means.
Dan
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The roll is crimped. Here's a pic of the wrapper. 
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Bedrock of the Community
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MD stands for Machine Doubling, which is worthless very common doubling that carries no premium over face value.
Errers and Varietys.
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scubalou,show us the picture of the whole roll!
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