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Valued Member
United States
201 Posts |
The D-minted cents from 1998-2000 can't be WAM's because if they were, they'd all be WAM's. At least that's what was explained to me elsewhere... the hubs that are used each year are made in Philly now (Hence why the Wide AM's are all Philly)and then shipped out to the branch mints. So unless Denver pulled out an old reverse hub, it would be impossible for them to have any WAM's.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
744 Posts |
I will agree with Maineman750, that this is undoubtedly a close-am 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1204 Posts |
i have not see a WAM with d mint mark yet but we all know there is new finds everyday so you have to have a better look of the coin !
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Valued Member
United States
201 Posts |
Did a bag that had $50 in it, here's what I found...
8 canadians, 11 dimes (Whoo, easy profit) and...
'16 '18-D (Fills a hole, yay! Condition is probably FR2, though) '28 '38 '42 x2 '44 x3 '44-S '46 '51 x3 '52 x3 '53-D '55-D '56-D x3 '57-D '58-D
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
19990 Posts |
The D is a CAM.
The 70-S's are large dates.
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Valued Member
United States
286 Posts |
Definitely not a WAM Jfoto. I had to look several times at that 70'S though Dottir!
Edited by zeke5 02/16/2011 7:09 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
3276 Posts |
i order boxes of $25 from my bank. do you get the $50 bags from banks too? are there better finds in bags or boxes?
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Valued Member
Canada
311 Posts |
I just pick up 20 rolls today in Buffalo. I found my first WAM.     . It was a 2000 WAM with plenty of red. I also found 6 wheaties. 1934 1941 1944 1946D 1952D 1958D
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Valued Member
United States
75 Posts |
I had my fiancee pick me up $25 in pennies.
Started looking at the ends just to check and found something I really didnt want too. However I guess it could work out to my advantage. $14.50 of the $25 were rolls of 2010 shield cents. Some have circular marks but all look to be VERY uncirculated or even MS. Not sure what to do with them.
If any of you guys would be interested in a roll or two I would consider possibly trading for some wheats. Just let me know.
Like I said if anyone is interested in a roll or two just let me know.
Also i'd like to know what you might consider doing with them if you found these.
Thanks!
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New Member
United States
25 Posts |
I found these guys when going through 10 rolls this afternoon. I only posted the 1970 and 2004 because they are both in very good shape. Anything special about these 2 coins other than the fact that they are in good shape? 
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Valued Member
United States
201 Posts |
2010's? I'd cash 'em in... worthless, numismatically.
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
19990 Posts |
I agree, unless they're sealed OBW rolls, I'd just cash in the 2010 cents. Automatic junk pile coins for me. There's billions of them. The ONLY thing I'd look for out of them is supreme gems, MS-67/68. Definately worth hanging onto if you can find one or even enough to make a killer roll.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
864 Posts |
So it appears that everyone so far is seeing all my 70 S's as large dates. Thanks a lot for chiming in about them :) I've yet to closely check yesterdays coins for varieties and such, but meanwhile here are some of my finds from this batch: 6 more US coins from yesterday that I want to mention here 1956 D 1944 S 1946 S 1972 S x2 1973 S About 15 1960's dates & early 1970's. Lots of the rest to date, all to be checked for varieties etc. Canadian:  1934 - quite corroded obverse and some on reverse but the date is very clear to read! My FIRST 1930's cent ever score in searching. I'm so stoked about this one no matter what condition it's in. 1940 GV1 1942 GV1 1946 GV1 1958 QE 1959 QE 1967 Centennial Rock Doves x3 Lots of 1960's from '61 through '69. Some have lots of beautiful original colour and shine (the 61/62/63/64). Most are pretty brown as is the usual condition of these years. Lots of 1965's, 1985's and 1983's to check for varieties. Quarters: US: 1995 D, 1787-1999 D Delaware - with the horse and rider Canada: 4x 1945-2010 double poppy quarters A good search batch for this kid 
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Valued Member
United States
302 Posts |
I found 8 Wheat pennies (40s and 50s) and a NY counterstamped in 20 rolls. I'm still looking for Die Varieties yet.
Edited by Cud Wild 02/17/2011 4:11 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
757 Posts |
hello again fellow penny-searchers,
guess what? found a silver dime in a roll today!
also, some less exciting news: I went through another 200.00 in the past few days and there was NOTHING of real numismatic value in it. I mean there were like 50 wheats, but that's about it. not even a steelie.
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