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Going to go and knock out 2 bags of loose pennies from two of my relatives. I already spotted a 1918 wheat. Looks like lots of copper, too. I'll post what I get. HAPPY NEW YEAR...........TO ALL!
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United States
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happy new year hahaha I made it so the first penny I looked at was my 1909 VDB
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United States
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oldcoach that Panamanian coin guy look very grumpy  but still a cool find  |
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United States
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Hey Butch, I have wanted to pull one of those since my first day of reading this thread where I saw one posted here. There were 2 of them in one CWR.  Gave one to my 9 year old granddaughter who has caught the bug. |
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oldcoach, I pulled three of those panama cents out of my Christmas bags....wonder why they are showing up now ? Never seen them until this thread.
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yeah I pulled one of those after reading every single page of this thread its dated 1983
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United States
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I ll try to post pics today I some good finds to share with you brothers in special a brass planchet cent that I think is so underrated On e the copper p ny from 1943 worth millions why the brass error don't worth list couple gs e en if they are not that common , well I think in the future they ll be more value !
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This coin from the Bahamas is one of my all time favorites that I have found. Wife found one in the first box we bought and found the second one last night.   Then there is this low relief 2 cent Euro pulled a few weeks ago. Think it would be a nice coin if it wasn't all beat up.   Maineman thinking the holidays and folks digging for all they can to buy them gifts might have something to do with it. |
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Yeah coach..that could be. Now I do have some of those starfish, one I got years ago. And my daughter also has one she found in change..she may catch the penny roll fever yet !
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Pulled 54 wheaties from this last box but one big problem is they are someones dumps. Looks like they were soaked in water for ages and not really worth having. The really sad part is some of them are really good strikes and not much wear. And not a one will fill a hole. Oh yea, they were all from the 40s and 50s. Plus one canadian and the starfish.
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United States
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I'm finished with my $130 of pennies I got for Christmas: $72 in copper, 58 wheats, 35 modern S mint, 34 canadians including a 1944, one 2006 double ear. Nothing great really, a 29-S being the best wheat.No WAM's or RDV-006 88's. I guess I'll double my money on the copper cents though, so I can't complain. |
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United States
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oldcoach - cool finds! I love the Bahamian pennies - have several myself. not sure why they occur with such frequency around here. Your two Euro cent piece is from France. I have one two - except mine is from Italy.
maineman - nice haul! I love seeing what everyone else gets. Planning on getting myself a box on Monday!
- Scott
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United States
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I like that Bahamas cent oldcoach!! very cool!  |
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I just pulled a 1937 Wheat cent out of a roll I picked up yesterday!! |
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United States
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Thanks cravenfan for the info, it is really cool knowing where it is actually from.
Maineman you doing awful good with them canadians, I am on a bit of a dry spell with them.
Congrats on the 37 lincolncentguy.
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