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Yeah you can't stare at psychedelic Abe too long. He'll mess with your head.....man.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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9 rolls 450 cents
1 dime - my 1st ever from a cent roll !~!
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2 wheat (1940&1946)
5 canada
5 2009 issues
129 copper
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$3.00 (6 rolls) 1 Canadian 4 Wheats 1910 - G 1944 1952-D 1953-D Not too bad  |
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I was walking by a Coinstar tonight, when I saw someone with a 5 gallon container of coins. It ended up being over $400! They let me have some of their rejects, including a nice '43-P steel cent and a silver dime. The cent still has a lot of its original luster, it's not replated. I seem to have lost the dime.  Edited by CPC24
09/28/2012 11:18 pm
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Just finished a box: LWC: 1958 D, 1957, 1956 D x2, 1956, 1955, 1952 S x2, 1950 S, 1946, 1946 S, 1945, 1944 S x2  Edited by MadMortician
09/29/2012 01:39 am
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Well I think I've waited long enough and seen way too many cool coins being found its been over a month since I've bought a box/bag of cwr's maybe tomorrow I will find the mother load
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Seeing as I work at a bank, and am an AVID CRH, but don't do to much in the way of pennies, I love when penny crh's come in! Just a few minutes ago, a guy came in looking for pennies for hunting, and I HOOKED HIM UP! with $60.00 of my oldest rolls of CWR's! He was pumped! Love that feeling. I wished him happy hunting and that he had to come back to show me his finds!
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Nice Wheat MadMortician!!
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Nice 1956 MadMortician.....mmmmm.....shiny!
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Very nice and shining, MadMortician! Found a 1909 in AU grade tonight.   |
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Nice finds, MadMortician and Yinzi50!  |
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Dang Yinzi, that's sweet !
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Now here's a strange find. I've been sitting on a Brinks box of cents for a couple of months now. I knew from a quick glance that it was a copper-free box, so I was in no hurry to check it. About 20 rolls in found my first copper cent in the box.    Might not even be a VDB; since the initials are so weak might be one of the reverse dies that had the initials ground off after the Treasury Secretary ordered the reverse dies changed to remove the initials. But I can't figure out why a box with absolutely no copper cents in it whatsoever would yield this! By the way, Yinzi, that is a Sweet 1909! Edited by copper nickel daddy
10/01/2012 11:56 pm
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Just found another copper in that box seven rolls later. Another Wheat cent, a 1940 that looks like it was hit by a bulldozer. |
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