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Cool Lincoln Roll Finds (From Bank Rolls) - Post Yours!

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Show me your nice Lincoln roll finds! I'd like to keep the thread to rolls that cost 50 CENTS, i.e. you just got the roll directly from the bank.

Outstanding luster, this coin glowed when I emptied the roll:


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 Posted 12/05/2008  8:40 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add copper nickel daddy to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Funny thing; I've come across a large number of similar looking 61D's going through rolls lately. I set aside! any pre 70's that look spectacular, and of late I've seen quite a number!
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It's always great to find one of those
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These are generally so crappy I get excited finding a nice one:



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Nice! You don't need my "expertise" to help you grade either coin.
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nice LMC Thad, I just found his older twin tonight!

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 Posted 12/05/2008  10:41 pm  Show Profile   Check vermontensium's eBay Listings Check vermontensium's eCrater Listings Bookmark this reply Add vermontensium to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very cool BadThad! I got a 1978-D in change a couple days ago. Full Red!
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bman - AWESOME find! To me it's amazing to find a 40+ year old coin in BU. Even more amazing for a copper piece!

Check out the 1960D small date I found a couple of months ago. I about crapped when I poured open the roll, this coin immediately jumped out at me...the first one I picked out of the Brinks roll. In hand it's beautiful, the mint luster is 110%. It's a Lincoln Cent that glows in a pile of circ coins. Check out the start of bullseye toning, I captured it pretty well. I believe this coin was in an album of some sort and sadly somebody just spent the coins. I don't know how else to explain that toning.


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Yep I hear ya guys in my last $20 worth of cent rolls I came out with 66,67.68-P reds and two 1970-S,1975,76,77,78-Ds in red. Now seems like a good time to be searching. The one bank I go to sold out of pennies by noon ($75 worth) OH and thanks Badthad for getting me hooked on saving all the BUs now I have a roll of 1994,95,96,97-Ds

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Cool coindexter! Just be sure you're picky about the modern BU's you find. I reject any that aren't basically MS65+.
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OK will do thanks. Ya I thought I would toss all the shiny ones into rolls then later taken them back out for better studying. That way I can get most of the bad ones back to the bank and grab some more out of circulation before they get damaged further. LOL
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If I may ask, what is meant by "red" or "brown" when it comes to cents/pennies? Once in a while, I see a very shiny 60s or 70s penny, was just wondering if that is what is meant by red?
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If I may ask, what is meant by "red" or "brown" when it comes to cents/pennies?


Red is for the bright, shiny mint luster of copper cents. It's really more of an orange color but everybody calls them red.

Brown is a natural color or patina that copper takes on over time. Oxidation and normal aging will turn any copper coin brown over time.

Red-Brown or RB is often used to describe copper coins with less than 90% original color but not entirely brown yet.
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Found this one tonight, some spots but awesome luster. It was another one of those that "glows" when you pour out the roll:




Just for fun, I counted my finds for tonight. Out of 8 Brinks rolls I pulled a total of 16 BU Memorials. That's a 4% rate of ultra nice BU's.
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Just a fun coin now....the colors on this one were too awesome for the cull pile. Not really worth anything more than 1 cent, but I like to keep the really special ones:

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