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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice finds scotty! Congrats on the planchet, I have yet to find one.
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Pillar of the Community
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Here is a few I found searchin today ($5 small search)1941-s,1951-s,1962-d,two1973-s,1974-s and some nice 83-84-d's that I will hang onto. And found the LP-2&3 in the same bunch.I found em all rolled in the N.F. string & son,inc red and white sealed wrappers  Edited by coindexter
11/20/2009 02:01 am
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Pillar of the Community
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nice finds coindexter...the 62 still shows some nice luster. Found this one yesterday in a bank box.   It's in pretty good shape for being 51 years old eh? |
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Nice find ;-)
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hey guys, I think I'm gonna start roll hunting as it seems addicting and exciting from the posts I see here  so how many should I start off with to ask my bank teller? A box? or should I start with a few to gain a relationship of some sort with the bank haha |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Just ask them for a box....have fun!
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Pillar of the Community
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metaldetectingtaylor,I always ask for a $50 loose bag or $25 box
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New to the forum and have spent the last few hours reading these posts. I have been searching rolls for several years now and my one regret was in not keeping bu zinc coins until last year. Prior to that I only kept the copper coins. Have not got a clue how many cam's and WAM's I have returned to circulation. Sigh..... Early in this thread the question was asked what was kept. I have several catagories of tubes for storage of coins I have pulled from bank rolls. The catagories are as follows and unless otherwise noted are both p and d mint marks in the tubes.... 1959 P and D (first year of memorial reverse). 1982 and before (copper) in circulated condition. 1982 zinc in au or better. 1970 s (any condition) 1968s, 1969s, 1971s, 1972s, 1973s and 1974s. These all go in the same roll but the 1970 s is not in this catagory for obvious reasons. Bu zinc Bu copper Wheat Canadian Exceptional coins are placed in 2 x 2 cardboard flips to protect them. I do not like any coin storage books as over time the coins will be damaged when placed in these books. This is true for both the cardboard garbage as well as the dansco books. Coins are an investment and it is sad to make such an investment (either financially at the coin store or in time at the bank) only to see it get tarnished/damaged over time due to poor protection while in storage. Over the years I have found numerous wheat pennies, probably a half dozen indian head pennies and lots of au and bu coins as well as the copper coins I stash. I look at it this way, in an absolute emergency I can always spend the coins for groceries etc. Call it a forced savings program that has numismatic appeal to me. Sincerely, John Leckrone |
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Pillar of the Community
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Found these in a bank box today...  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Vary nice finds. I love them 68-69 S-mints. Even tho I see lots of S-mints where I live finding a 68-S RED is a tough one. Hold on to that one.
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Pillar of the Community
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I didn't find this in a roll but I did get this from my pocket change.  Edited by TheForce
11/29/2009 6:26 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Did my first box of pennies this weekend with my new Ryedale Ace and got this....  |
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That's a pretty cool find!
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