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Pillar of the Community
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I did a good box today in terms of wheaties but none S mint ! I found 1 more 1998WAM but not in great condition . Congrats in your 1st WAM only shows you are looking right and is just time for you find more and more
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United States
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i want more wheats than other stuff but that's what I get the least of. I get on average 20 s mint cents per box and on average 3-4 are 1970 s. also I got about ten 2009 LP 4 cents. my last 3 boxes averages 4.5 wheats a box.
how do everyone elses numbers compare to these?
my copper average is about 20% by the way.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1204 Posts |
More important I which LWC you got because today I did a box with 24 wheaties all of them late 40s and 50s none S mintmark ! I would prefer a single S houle filler ! Btw here what also came in the box 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
3276 Posts |
i need to leave my town and get boxes elsewhere or something. they seem dry where I am, and I keep hitting up different banks. last 11 boxes:
1925 s 1937 1939 (x3) 1940 s 1941 1942 s 1942 d 1943 s steel 1944 (x2) 1944 s (x5) 1945 (x2) 1945 s (x2) 1946 (x4) 1946 s (x2) 1946 d 1947 1947 d (x2) 1950 d (x2) 1951 s (x3) 1951 d 1952 d (x5) 1952 s 1953 s 1953 d (x2) 1954 s (x3) 1955 d (x4) 1956 1956 d (x17) 1957 1957 d (x12) 1958 (x2) 1958 d (x7)
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Valued Member
United States
402 Posts |
Ricardo congratulation on the '98 WAM. I normally average around 7-8 LWC's a box and pretty close to that for the S's. Am working on $35.00 right now and with 6 rolls to go have 5 wheaties and 4 S,s a 68, 69 and 2 73. The box is all cwr's which I believe were the bottom end of a collection as have had 5 rolls with between 32 to 44 coins from the 60's and 70's mostly 60's. Plus there has not been one 2009 that was worth keeping. Lots of BU of other dates though. Oh yea only one wheat and one S mm where from the box the others where from the $10.00 extra from a different bank.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Broke down and did a brinks box last night. No big finds yet. I just took out all of the copper, wheats, and canadian copper. I did a quick glance of all of the 92's,98's,99's,00's and some of the better grade 88's. I'll go back later and see if any great errors or varieties show up. 22 wheats all 40's and 50's.
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United States
4897 Posts |
Here in upstate NY I average about 25 wheats,30 Canada and maybe 7 s mints. Mostly Philly which makes it very hard to pull nice D mints. I do not really track copper %.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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amida 17 I'm in wildwood new jersey the same as you I always get tons of philly's , not many D's and S's are very rare around in here !
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Valued Member
United States
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amida17 wer in upstae N.Y. are u
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: last 11 boxes That's pretty good for 11 boxes, you found some tough coins like the 25-S!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I thought a few might like to see a pic of the 1932 Canadian Cent I found a few days ago. ...  
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1164 Posts |
Cool find...I like the other side better! One of my favorite looking coins.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1164 Posts |
I'll add that I've found only three of them in thousands and thousands of cents searched.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4897 Posts |
I agree the George V Canadians are beautiful. Only one I've found is a 1927. Resting nicely in my Canada small cent folder
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