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now I know these may be common in the states but it was definately a nice find up here in my canadian rolls. ( also found a few george VI in the same roll :) )   if anyone could tell me more about these pennies that would be great! BTW THE "DIRT" UNDER THE CABIN IS JUST FINGERPRINTS Edited by Imohtep
03/22/2011 3:21 pm
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Imohtep - You found 2 of the 2009 series out of 8. Four reverse designs and 2 mints (Philadelphia (no mark) and Denver (D). The 2 you found are Birthplace in Kentucky nicknamed Log Cabin and Presidency in Washington DC normally just called Presidency . Check out http://2009lincolncents.com/2009-li...ent-designs/There where also 4 proofs and 8 more satin finish but you're likely not to find these. Grand total of 20 different 2009 cents. Edited by timsumrall
03/22/2011 4:05 pm
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I agree with Rsxtacee but considering the force involved to punch through like that, I'm guessing a machine did it. Still, no excuse for sloppy work :)
That 36S is a tough one! Nice find!
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now I know these may be common in the states but it was definately a nice find up here in my canadian rolls. ( also found a few george VI in the same roll :) ) Nice finds!  I seldom find the 2009 cents down here. I have better luck finding Canadian cents in my change!  |
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ricardo I just found one of those pennies with a cross centered on it just like that. interesting.
question for you guys: with the CLAMs, exactly how close do the 92' A and M have to be? do they have to actually be touching, or can they be slightly closer than the norm? I found one and they were just outside of touching, but I threw it back.
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Oblaka, just compare it to a 1993, if it's the same,then you're in luck.Also the FG should be farther away from the capitol building than on a normal 92.
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I seldom find the 2009 cents down here. I have better luck finding Canadian cents in my change! Just came across my first 2010 shield penny. is that a good find as well? |
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Yes it is! I see a few more of the 2010 than the 2009, but not much more. Of the four 2009 designs, I have only seen the first three in circulation. I have never received the last one (although I have received some from friends). |
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Found this today it is close to 1995D 1DER-009T but no markers and the degrees seem to be off a bit. It really shows up good in hand but was tough to get this to show up at all. With a bright BU coin everything kept washing out. Played with it in Paint Shop Pro to give it some color.  |
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just did a box and all I got was 6 wheats. 2 from the 40's and 4 from the 50's. all common and I already had multiples of each of them.
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I see a few more of the 2010 than the 2009, but not much more. Of the four 2009 designs, I have only seen the first three in circulation. I have never received the last one (although I have received some from friends). Got halfway through the box last night and ended up with a full '09D set :) pretty nice finds I think. going to get a magnifying glass today because there are some marks on the sitting lincoln's arm that I need a closer look at :)   |
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Very nice! |
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Started a box and found a 1889 IHC my 2nd ever from roll search  Edited by Ricardocody
03/23/2011 12:15 pm
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Congrats Love those indians for one cent
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