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Murrellington, I should have been more specific, I 2x2 all my finds that are in good uncirculated condition or scarce. From posts I have read it doesn't seem like too many people 2x2 Lincoln cents. Wasnt sure if the risk of deterioration was less with cents than that of silver coinage.
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I also 2x2 my nice AU, BU lincoln finds. They're the only things I have to put them in.
Edited by VisigothKing 05/30/2011 3:29 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: Searched through 4 boxes this weekend. Kinda bland. Unusually light on the wheats, except for this low grade 1910, all common dates. 1910 >>> Awesome Find!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Tattooed Lincoln? This Lincoln is "sporting ink". Around his profile at least. Found this in a Brinks box roll.  
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Well done daddy ! I gave up on pennies ,400 boxes not a single dd or 1922d or 1914d or 12s I mean my folder still have 13 holes on it so maybe one day who knows !
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Bedrock of the Community
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HAHAHAHA....you're going to have to buy those Ricardo.
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I know , but I tried lol ! I was trying to proove that is possible to make a set of LWC from circulation but the answer is not ( btw the teiller at my dump found a 1922weakD the other day ). I almost completed a jeff nickel set , I got all the keys but stopped 7 months ago trying to boost up my lincoln roll search and on the end nada . I might go back for some nickel search and look for the 4 holes left , they are not that hard to find once you find the 50D,39,D,38D,S . I got all of them ! What was I thinking when I started ?!! LOL
Edited by Ricardocody 05/31/2011 11:32 am
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United States
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Have a few questions for what I'm finding in the $25 of customer rolled pennies.
1/4 of the way done, have found 10 wheats in one roll, 5 rolls of 60-70s, and a roll labeled "1960d sm for tade". Was there a 1960d small date? I think someone deposited an old-timer's collection. The roll paper is old and brittle and has had alot of wheats, coppers, and now this roll of all 1960d.
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Yes there were 1960D small dates. Pretty common no premium. The 1960P small date is the one you want.
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Do keep an eye out for the 1960D over D, large over small. Very desirable!
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If those 1960D SD are BU then you should put them in a tube or something. They are not rare but still little more valuable than the 1960D LD. Nice find.
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United States
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"Do keep an eye out for the 1960D over D, large over small. Very desirable!" Compared them to the pic from link below and no matches... https://goccf.com/t/80444"If those 1960D SD are BU then you should put them in a tube or something." They may have been when they were first rolled, but ther is no luster left, very brown now with great details...
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Finished up with 21 wheats (1913 x2 being earliest), one dime, 1 barbados, 2 canadian, and the rest of rolls ended up being at least 75% copper. Maybe I'll go back tommorow and see how many customer rolls they have left...
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Did a box(havent done one in a while) and got 7 wheats-not to good.  Also my first counter stamp! With JFK next to Lincoln's head. Some good BU coins too.
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