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Bedrock of the Community
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I have the same question as Nobis. I was wondering if they would be worth anything (more than a penny) in 50 years if I kept them in the brilliant condition they are in. (Granted they are made of zinc now and are pieces of cr@p) lol
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very cool matchbox. Love finding goodies in my pocket change.
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50 Rolls Brinks:Nothing special apart from a 1946 Trifecta (P,D,S) Wheats: 1939x3, 1944, 1946x3, 1946-D, 1946-S, 1951, 1952, 1952-D, 1953-Dx2, 1956, 1957, 1957-Dx2 Canadian: 1963, 1969, 1988, 1994, 1998, 1999 1600 Rolls so far:Wheats: 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1916 x 2 1917 1918-D 1919-S x 2 1920 x 4 1921 1925-D 1925-S 1927 x 3 1928 x 2 1929-S 1930 x 3 1933 1934 x 4 1935 x 3 1936 x 9 1936-D 1937 x 5 1938 x 2 1938-D 1939 x 13 1940 x 14 1940-S 1941 x 30 1942 x 16 1942-D 1944 x 55 1944-D 1944-S x 2 1945 x 23 1945-D x 6 1945-S 1946 x 36 1946-D x 4 1946-S 1947 x 7 1947-D 1948 x 6 1948-D 1948-S 1949 x 8 1950 x 9 1950-S 1950-D x 2 1951 x 11 1951-D x 8 1952 x 9 1952-D x 15 1952-S 1953 x 9 1953-D x 13 1954 1954-D X 5 1955 x 20 1955-D x 2 1956 x 33 1956-D x 15 1957 x 20 1957-D x 28 1958 x 13 1958-D x 16 Canadian:1940 x 2 1942 1946 X 2 1947 1955 1959 1960 1961 1962 x 3 1963 x 5 1964 x 8 1965 x 4 1967 x 2 1968 x 6 1969 x 5 1970 x 2 1971 x 4 1972 x 3 1973 x 7 1974 x 9 1975 x 3 1976 x 14 1977 x 7 1978 x 5 1979 x 4 1980 x 5 1981 x 19 1982 x 6 1983 x 11 1984 x 6 1985 x 7 1986 x 7 1987 x 9 1988 x 3 1989 x 4 1991 x 8 1992 x 2 1993 x 5 1994 x 8 1995 x 5 1996 x 3 1997 x 6 1998 x 6 1999 x 6 2000 x 7 2001 x 3 2002 2003 x 2 2004 x 2 2005 x 2 2006 x 4 2010 Other Foreign:Bermuda 1 cent 1990 Commonwealth of the Bahamas 1 cent 2004, 2006 Norway 50 Ore 1997 Panama Un Centismo 1980, 1983, 1996 x 4 10 Euro Cents (Greek) 2007 Other:2009-S LP-3 Proof 1974 Lincoln Cent MS state counterstamp 1978 Love counterstamp 1981 Lincoln Cent Shamrock counterstamp
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I found a blank planchet last night.
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I've been putting a Memorial Set together of random Rolls I've gotten from Banks. I am only pulling out the BU coins I find. Only need 30 now...Gone through maybe 30 overall Rolls, and some random loose change.
My last roll had a VERY nice BU 59d...Being on the west coast seems like the Philly Mints are the hardest for me to find. Have yet to find: 59p 60p small 65p 69p 70 p and D 70 s LG 74-77 P 84p 87p 99p 91-94p 00-02p 08p 09 Early D 09p all but Early are needed and 10/11 p
I have found a bunch of wheats, best being a 1914 P...one Indian Head a 1897.
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Just pulled two 98 WAM's and a 1913-S out of my last bag.
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Florin - You are my searching hero man! Almost a complete Wheat cent collection from searching....amazing. Quote: I've been putting a Memorial Set together of random Rolls I've gotten from Banks. I am only pulling out the BU coins I find. YES! Excellent and yet difficult project! Keep in mind, it's never complete. Once you fill a tube, you'll find better examples to upgrade the tube with. I periodically dump out a BU tube and put the best in the bottom and the lesser ones at the top. That way, when I'm searching, I can easily swap out the lower grade coins. Over the years that I've been doing this, I now have a complete Zincoln red, gem BU roll set. It's a pretty incredile collection in it's own right! 
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Quote:Just pulled two 98 WAM's and a 1913-S out of my last bag. WOW! What an excellent day for searching! CONGRATS!  Hey....stop searching and get to your ecig research. 
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BadThad, Yeah its a fun thing to do...me and my Friend who I got to join this site yesterday were big Sports Card Collectors, and recently(a month or so ago) decided Coins would be more fun to focus on. Opening Random Rolls from the Banks is alot like Opening Packs of cards, except the coins are worth something more often LOL Here are some of my finds from 59d-74s 1959 D - the Nicest Memorial I have found in a Roll, even nicer than anything new! has some cool Orange/yellow Toning  3 59-d, 62d, 63d, 64, 66, 67, 68d, 82 D Large Date with Awesome Toning, 72 and 72d, 73 and 73d  The SF Mints: 68, 2x 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74  All these are from Rolls from the Bank in the last month or so
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I have found 2 of these today...... and found 5 of them 3 weeks ago....all in this condition 
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Wild Bill, wow thats pretty awesome...Seems like the 60's are harder to come by for me...and to have it a D over D
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Nice finds Wild Bill! 
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Searched 3 Brink's boxes. Still kinda light on the wheat's, but getting better. Unfortunately they are also getting grungier... Only thing that was sorta interesting was this counterstamped 82D, it is copper. Not sure what the Ag is about, but it does kind of balance the appearance out. it is one of the better looking ones I've seen. I might actually keep this one...  Also got this medallion from a uncirculated set. It isn't even copper.  
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Roger....you the man!
Awesome double "D"!
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