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Bedrock of the Community
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WOW! Nice 1901 IHC!  You can even read the whole LIBERTY! Easy VF, $3-5 coin.
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Don't post here much but thought this was post worthy. Just went through five brinks rolls and found the following: 1996-D lathe lines,1960-D SD RPM, 1972-D 1DO-001 and a 2006 1DO-007. I don't usually find that many in a five roll search  Just wanted to share. John1 
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Toca Bell Special yesterday. My Daugther-in-Law works there and brings home a penny every now and then. Yesterday she said she peeked into someone's draw and saw these.
3 1943P, 2 1948S, 1947D and a 44. Someones stash got mixed in. Unlikely these 3 steelies was random chance.
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Nice Indian head Franklin! 
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I like go places and spend steelies, I have so many of them and watching peoples reaction is worth giving some up. Plus, who knows I might have made a collector out of someone, It alwas starts with that first coin.
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John1: Two doubled dies in five rolls;nice lot.Were these from a box?
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John1, 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: 1996-D lathe lines,1960-D SD RPM, 1972-D 1DO-001 and a 2006 1DO-007. AWESOME FINDS! Especially the 72 DDO1! 
Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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They were from a bank box. I bought two boxes and they are both pretty good so far. I will try to get some pics but no promises. John1 
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50 rolls NF String & SonsWheats: 1918 (bent), 1938-D, 1941-S, 1942, 1944, 1945x3, 1946, 1949, 1952, 1952-D, 1956, 1956-D, 1957 2350 Rolls so far:Indian Heads: 1899, 1906 Wheats:1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915-D 1916 x 2 1917 1918 1918-D 1919-S x 3 1920 x 4 1921 1925 1925-D 1925-S 1927 x 5 1928 x 2 1929 x 4 1929-S 1930 x 4 1930-S 1933 1934 x 6 1935 x 5 1936 x 11 1936-D 1937 x 10 1938 x 3 1938-D x 2 1939 x 16 1939-S 1940 x 20 1940-S 1941 x 38 1941-S 1942 x 19 1942-D 1942-S 1944 x 68 1944-D x 3 1944-S x 2 1945 x 42 1945-D x 6 1945-S x 2 1946 x 47 1946-D x 5 1946-S 1947 x 9 1947-D x 2 1948 x 11 1948-D x 2 1948-S 1949 x 11 1950 x 11 1950-S x 2 1950-D x 4 1951 x 14 1951-D x 11 1952 x 12 1952-D x 21 1952-S x 2 1953 x 13 1953-D x 21 1954 1954-D X 6 1955 x 27 1955-D x 5 1955-S 1956 x 40 1956-D x 34 1957 x 25 1957-D x 39 1958 x 18 1958-D x 23 Canadian: 1940, 1942, 1946 - 1948, 1951, 1953, 1955, 1959-1965, 1967-2006, 2010 Other Foreign:Barbados 1 cent 1978 Bermuda 1 cent 1990, 1997, 2005 Commonwealth of the Bahamas 1 cent 2004, 2006x2 Great Britain 1 Penny 1973(from CWR) Norway 50 Ore 1997 Panama Un Centismo 1980, 1983, 1996 x 4 10 Euro Cents (Greek) 2007 Other:MA Bay Transit Token (from CWR) 2009-S LP-3 Proof 1974 Lincoln Cent MS state counterstamp 1978 Love counterstamp 1981 Lincoln Cent Shamrock counterstamp
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Valued Member
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Credit Unions are where it is at. call the banks and ask them if they have a coin counter. If they do, then ask them if you can aquire penny bags. Most likely they will be sending these to the federal reserve because they have many people who dump massive hoards of pennies on them. Out of 10 pennies, 2 or 3 of them are copper I've found Indians, many wheats, even dimes, euroe cents, nickels etc...
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John1, Thanks for posting pictures! On the 2006 DDO Die#7, was that a tough one to catch? Some of these "fat" doubled dies are tough for me to recognize, even with a loupe. I wonder if I am missing some of these. Did you notice it right away?
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First day roll searching Lincolns, grab my last roll of the morning, crack it open and they start spilling out. Of 50 coins, 26 were pre 1960!
Ended up with 1940x1 1941x1 1944x1 1944Sx3 1946x1 1946Sx1 1948Sx1 1950Sx3 1956Dx3 1957Dx5 1958Dx6
What a roll!
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