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Valued Member
United States
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Here's the results of the most recent $25 box: Total Copper = 23% Wheat Cents = 15 (.6%) 1936-P - 1 1941-P - 2 1942-P - 1 1944-P - 2 1951-D - 1 1953-D - 1 1955-P - 1 1956-P - 1 1956-D - 2 1957-P - 1 1957-D - 1 1958-P - 1 (1936, 1941 & 1953 in same roll) (1942 & 1958 in same roll) 59-82 Memorial Cents = 560 (22.4%) Most common: 1978-P, 1979-P = 41 each Least common: 1965-D, 1966-D, 1967-D = 0 each (note results coming from Keystone state) Of note:1969-D - 16 most BU spread across several rolls 1970-S - 1, 1971-S - 2, 1972-S - 1 2009 Log Cabin - 1, 2009 Capitol - 4, 2010 Shield - 1 
Edited by CRH 06/21/2010 06:24 am
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Valued Member
United States
120 Posts |
Nice! when you take your pictures, do you have a white background or do you do that on the computer?
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Valued Member
United States
72 Posts |
I used a white background to take the pictures but the background was removed on the computer.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4113 Posts |
 Nice finds for one box Great pics also!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4113 Posts |
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Valued Member
United States
450 Posts |
Nice find Chuck 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2600 Posts |
Finished a box last night.
8 wheats
1 1925P and 1 1935P, both in VG
Jim
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4113 Posts |
Bad Thad: I need your expertise/help on this coin please. I found this real nice 1983P 1 DDR 002 a few weeks ago- it has some condition issues on the obverse by the bow-tie and on the reverse (See pics) Would your product/products help remove/protect the coin etc or just leave this coin alone as the rot etc is not that big of an issue? Thanks for any help, Chuck.      
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New Member
United States
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10 - 2010 D 1 - 1945 D 
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
19998 Posts |
Chuck,
It looks like the damage and staining is already done. From what I'm seeing, those types of corrosion cannot be conserved. If anything, soak in distilled water for 24 hours and then xylene for 24 hours.
Good Luck! That's a cool find!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1409 Posts |
Most recent box - 16 Wheats - best being a 1920D 2 Canadians - 1951 and 1978. 429 coppers 13 S Mint 68-73. and my first 1998 WAM, in EF/AU condition!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I stopped at the local convenience store last night. After my purchase, I was owed .52 in change. I saw that the "take-a-penny" can seemed to have a lot of 2009-D presidency cents in it.
On a hunch, I asked the clerk if I could get a roll of pennies as change instead of two quarters. Sure enough, I got a whole roll of 2009-D Presidency cents! I picked out the nicest one and filled a hole in my album!
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Valued Member
Canada
223 Posts |
Interesting last few Canadian cent boxes. They sure have been copper sorted, I have been seeing maybe 5 copper's per box but, in the past 2 boxes I've found a 3 2 euro cents, 1939 Canadian, 1940 Canadian, 1939 Wheat cent and 1950 Canadian. So other then the coppers my pre 1960 rate is very close to a non sorted copper box which seems kind of odd...
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
19998 Posts |
Quote: On a hunch, I asked the clerk if I could get a roll of pennies as change instead of two quarters. Sure enough, I got a whole roll of 2009-D Presidency cents! I picked out the nicest one and filled a hole in my album!
NICE MOVE! I've only been able to do that once with the LP1's. I was at a convenience store and she gave me back 4 fresh LP1's in change. I asked if she could "sell" me two rolls and she gave me 2 OBW rolls of LP1! 
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