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Moderator
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Nice finds, sloanjr! 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: New box...15 rolls gone through...one wammy op. 20 rolls gone through...3 wammy ops now.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Valued Member
United States
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I love CWR's I have found my best stuff that way, sometimes whole rolls of all good old coins.
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Valued Member
United States
370 Posts |
2 bank boxes and most pulled from the second, makes you wonder if they just turned down the sensitivity and let it rip to clean out the machine or something..
.70 in dimes US .10 in Canadian 94
18 30 35 36x2 37 40x3 40d 42x2 44x5 44dx3 44s 45x2 45s 46x4 46dx3 46sx3 47x2 47d 48x2 48s 49s 50dx2 51dx2 51sx2 52 52dx4 53dx3 53sx4 55dx4 55s 56dx6 57dx3 58dx6
Canada 60 61 70 74 75 79 80 81 82x2 83 84 90 93 94 96 98x2 06x2 10
Guatemala 1988 Un centavo
2 cent euro
Edited by yvairguy 01/18/2013 05:52 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
543 Posts |
Just went through four bank rolls: 1st roll: only eight copper, which included a 1982-D large date, and 1956-D wheat (also two 1974-D bu cents) but overall There were also a 1969-S and 1970-S in the rolls. Also two wheats (the 1956-D and a 1958-D) 52/200 for 26% copper. I ended up decent in terms of copper percentage.
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Valued Member
United States
139 Posts |
$13.50 in cwr, only 3 wheats but one was a beat up 1928d  
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Valued Member
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Another from the same batch that I am a fan of  
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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What is that coin on top?
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New Member
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I popped open a roll at work today and found a 1953 D, a 1941 and an 1893 IHC. That's my first ever IHC.
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Valued Member
United States
255 Posts |
Here is a checkpoint of all of my old cent finds from bank rolls. I have searched 528,250 cents and I have found 246 coins older than 1940. Three (1935, 1937, and 1939) are Canadian. Eleven are Indian Head cents and 232 are Lincoln Wheat Cents. It's incredible that there are still some lower minted old cents out there. I just found my first 1955s so the only one after 1939 that I haven't found is 1943s. IHC1882 1 1896 1 1902 1 1903 2 1904 1 1905 2 1906 1 1907 1 1909 1 LWC1909vdb 1 1909 1 1911d 1 1913 2 1913d 1 1915 1 1916 2 1916d 1 1917 6 1917d 2 1917s 2 1918 6 1918d 2 1918s 3 1919 13 1919d 3 1919s 3 1920 8 1920d 3 1920s 1 1923 1 1924 6 1924s 1 1925 3 1926 5 1926d 1 1926s 1 1927 4 1927d 2 1928 5 1928s 1 1929 11 1929d 4 1929s 2 1930 6 1930d 5 1930s 2 1931 1 1931d 1 1932d 2 1934 8 1934d 3 1935 13 1935d 4 1935s 3 1936 19 1936d 2 1937 16 1937d 3 1937s 1 1938 8 1938d 4 1939 20 1939d 2
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Bedrock of the Community
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26S, 13D.....Definately some amazing find....no matter the condition!
Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Valued Member
United States
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Found this in a box of pennies. pretty much the highlight of the whole lot. filled a hole in my book. 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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another box done. I had hoped to go at it a bit harder than I have been able to so far this year but I think I'm doing alright. totals for the year so far. 240 rolls searched 69 rolls of 55 copper pennies 60 wheat pennies, a 1929 being the oldest. 2 of them this box we're really nice compared to most I find, one a 46 with an awesome rainbow toning and the other a 52 with most of the original luster. 49 canadian pennies, oldest being a 1943. most of them are pretty beat up.
i am kind of surprised the canadians are trailing the wheat pennies, until recently the situation seemed to be reverse kind of.
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Valued Member
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370 Posts |
6 boxes, 17% copper. 5 dimes one Canadian
14, 17, 20
31d, 34-x2, 37, 39, 39s-x2
40, 40d, 40s, 41, 41s, 42-x2, 42d, 42s-x2, 44x7, 44d, 44s-x5 45d, 45s-x2, 46-x3, 46d, 46s, 47, 47d, 48, 48s, 49s
50, 50d-x2, 51d-x2. 51s-x2, 52-x3. 52d-x3, 52s-x2, 53d-x2, 53s-x4, 54s, 55d-x7, 56d-x9, 57, 57d-x13, 58d-x7
Canadian 57, 63, (1867-1967), 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 91, 81, 85, 86, 88, (1867-1992)x2, 93, 99, 2000, (1952-2002), 04, 09
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