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Pillar of the Community
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Holy guacamole ! One of the most extreme toned wheat I seen in a long long time ! Where did it came from ?!
Edited by Ricardocody 07/06/2011 12:42 am
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Pillar of the Community
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From a roll, duh! Lol jk I wonder too
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Valued Member
United States
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 I'd fall out of my chair pulling that from a roll.
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Valued Member
United States
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Finished a box from Wells Fargo...21% copper, 3 wheats (oldest 1935 D), and 2 hole fillers.
I did give three Starbucks gift cards to my usual tellers. I pulled a 1922D that I'd say grades around VF20 from my second to last box. I just got around to sorting the wheats and found it.
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New Member
United States
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last night was my fist time I went coin roll hunting, stopped by a local store and picked up 20 rolls of pennies and 5 rolls of dimes scored 1-86 Canadian cent, 1-81 Canadian cent, 1-50 wheatie no mint mark?, 1-194x wheatie beyond recognition, 1-1943 wheatie in very nice condition. as for the dime rools no luck but I have my eye on only one with being a 67 no mint mart and now copper border around has the silver ping to it but shouldnt be a silver
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Pillar of the Community
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alexdom 89- to answer your question. 1. The 1950 wheatie was made in Philadelphia and they used purposely not put mintmarks on their cents. Dimes they started putting them on in 1982, so a 1982 dime without a mintmark is worth a pretty penny. 2. The copper on that dime probably wore off being so old.
Good grab for 20 rolls!
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Pillar of the Community
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alexdom, weigh the dime, it's the best way to tell
Rachums, the copper is sandwiched in the middle,doesn't wear off.
Edited by Maineman750 07/06/2011 2:04 pm
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New Member
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im going to weigh it if I can find a scale thanks for the info rachums
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New Member
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ok so I went back over the rolls since I figured I might have missed something and sureenough I did I pulled 1-44 wheatie s in nice condition
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New Member
United States
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Finished my first bank bag today...figured I would give it a try. 1322 copper for 26.44% 16 wheaties ... the best a 1925 and a really nice 1951S 12 canadian and a bahamian and a weird counterstamp...looks like two circles about a dozen S mint marks...seems like I always get a bunch of the 1970S here in southwest wisconsin.
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United States
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ooooops ...I meant southeast wisconsin.
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Valued Member
United States
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My nickel box wasn't much fun but the Lincolns save the day! Only about 1/3 of the way in but I had to post this find before bed. Sorry about the lighting, both sides are very red and bright.    I might put up better pics with the numbers from the rest of the box tomorrow.
Edited by rdlem 07/07/2011 02:49 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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I agree, excellent find! 
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Nice fing looks good if it really came out of circulation!
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