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Cool Lincoln Roll Finds (From Bank Rolls) - Post Yours!

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wow 10 1999 wide ams!? I'd trade 9 for a motorcycle =) keep the best looking one for keepers of course

so far all I have is two 2000 WAM's.. =/
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I find the Wide AM's in central KY


Then there should be hope for me, because I also live in Central KY! But I've only found three 1999 Wide AM's. You are obviously finding them all!


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Go Wildcats!


YES!

What city or town do you get most of your cents? Just want to try to work around you; don't want to go through what you dump. I buy mostly in Winchester and Lexington, and dump at Chase in Lexington.
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Brinks Box

1929
1936
1940
1944x2
1946x2
1954
1954d
1955
1956dx2
1957
1958d

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I usually get coins down 127 from Frankfort to Danville.
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Box 1:
1915-hole filler!
1924s-hole filler!
six other 40s and 50s

Box 2:
1936
eleven other 40s and 50s
1950 Canadian
1952 Canadian
Texas counterstamp

Box 3:
1927
six other 40s and 50s

Box 4:
seven 40s and 50s
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still lookin and coppernickeldaddy;

Sounds like the 'cats' out of the bag; and I'm talking about the Wildcats.
I've came up with (6) '99's (3 within a month), (24) 2000's, and (44) '98's. I was under the impression that the 98 was more rare than the 2000.
Sounds like a lot of them ended up in the Bluegrass State!

Are you guys saving the copper as well?
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I catch and release only on roadkill. I save all other coppers. Does anybocy know how many will fit in a five gallon bucket?
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still lookin: if you have a bucket full try weighing it.
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I just about ripped my fingers off lifting the bucket. It weighs 170 pounds.
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Does anybocy know how many will fit in a five gallon bucket?


$250 FV or 25,000 cents

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All five 63D's out of the same box.

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? Wish I could tell what it is!

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Allowing for the weight of the bucket you might have a few dollars more stuffed into yours maybe $260
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I do put aside the copper; don't use any special machines to do it just pull them by hand. I roll them and box them; sitting on close to $200 in copper right now. There's not going to be much copper left in Central KY!
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@jprine: I think it's a 1914-D! Who's to say it's not? It sorta looks like a '14 and it has a mintmark. I wonder if Nic-a-Date would work on copper...
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