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did a box last week:
$4.50 in copper,
21 wheats, mostly 40'd 50'd but over half are S mint marks.. must be I'm in California..
box 2 in progress..
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Nice finds on the IHCs! Amazing find on the 99 WAM....very scare in that grade. Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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6 rolls down...nothing! Lol. I forgot how your hands hurt in the beginning! Lol
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6 rolls down...nothing! Lol. I forgot how your hands hurt in the beginning! Lol And those lovely indents in the finger tips |
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Concerning the '99 WAM, has anyone noticed the small die chip on the left side of the fourth pillar from the right on the reverse? It is on the one Mountainman (congrats) found recently, and its on all the ones I've found. I don't know if this has been discussed before, so forgive me if it has. I do believe it has been said only one die pair was used for these errors. What were the estimates of these that were released.....300 or less? |
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mfhorn...... WAM's 1998 - 1,500,000 in 5,032,155,000, or about 1 in 5,000. 1999 - 500,000 in 5,237,600,000, or about 1 in 10,000. 2000 - 3,000,000 in 5,503,200,000, or about 1 in 1,800. from this thread... http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/...PIC_ID=23554 |
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Correction on that die chip. On mine it is between the fifth and sixth columns from the right side, towards the top. Going back to Mountainmans WAM, it looks to be between the fourth and fifth columns. Lonz......thanks for the head count on the WAMs. With 500,000 on the '99, probably more than one die pair. |
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But after reading Coppercoins thread from back in 2008? Interesting.
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I've never found a 99 or 2000 WAM so I became obsessed over their rarity/scarcity ... finally found that thread and don't feel so bad now... lol... I do have 2 98 WAM's though! |
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Bought 20 rolls of customer rolls today that were virtually all wheats. There was a hole filler 1911-S among the common dates. It has rim damage but would have been a G-4.
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MM2 With all the luck! mailbox finds......  nothing "special" about these coins. These are my first pcgs graded cents and I'm trying to hone my grading skills... although I've heard mixed reviews of the way they grade, they command the highest premiums - so I'm trying to use these slabs as benchmarks for other coins I'm planning to send in. |
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Box #46:
wheats: 7
1942
1944
1945 d
1946 d
1950 s
1954 s
1957 d
s mint cents: 31
1968 s (x2)
1969 s (x1)
1970 s (x9)
1971 s (x7)
1972 s (x8)
1973 s (x1)
1974 s (x3)
copper:
414/2500= 16.56%
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mountainman - super jealous of your find. I need a 1911-s as a hole filler and can't believe you found one in circulation. Congrats!
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I have a 2000 WAM not in the best shape and I need a few cents for my daughters dansco you wanna trade up let me know |
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    Just found a 2009P-1DR-007 from a bank roll !! .... right after I bought 4 rolls of 2009 with mint wraps at the flea market for $1 each AND one of the LP2's has a doubled die reverse on the end!! Wooooo! heres the 2009P-1DR-007..... quick pic  |
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