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Nice finds! 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:Found my third WAM, first from '00. Other two are from '98. This one is in GREAT condition. In a nice grade too! EXCELLENT FIND! 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: Found these beauties in a single roll today. Anyone have any suggestions about grades? NICE 1925! F12  G4 on the 39.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: Blueish purple 1989 zincoln box find. I usually don't keep PMDs but this was kinda cool. I have a lot of tubes simply labeled "toners/misc" for cool and interesting stuff I find. I have quite a few of those purplish coins. Hey, that's the whole point of collecting - collect what YOU like. The deal is sweetened when you pay ONE CENT for something cool. 
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Found a few other beauties today. Trying to figure out if they are proofs or just nice coins? Any thoughts on grades?  
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Bedrock of the Community
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NICE BU 1968! Let's see the reverse. Did you know that 68-S is the lowest mintage Memorial cent? The 1968P is the 17th lowest.
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Edited by BadThad 11/05/2013 01:27 am
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New Member
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Here you go. Did not mean to post the wheatie... I got two of these 68s...Here is the other one and the back... Do they have any value? Just wondering cause I am kind of new. They are nice though.  
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Bedrock of the Community
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These are the "key dates" for memorial cents in terms of mintage. Al less than 1 billion made:
1968 S 261,311,510 1973 S 319,937,634 1972 S 380,200,104 1974 S 412,039,228 1971 S 528,354,192 1969 S 547,309,631 1960 P 588,096,602 1962 P 609,263,019 1959 P 610,864,291 1970 S 693,192,814 1961 P 756,373,244 1963 P 757,185,645
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Edited by BadThad 11/05/2013 01:31 am
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: Here you go. Did not mean to post the wheatie... I got two of these 68s...Here is the other one and the back... Do they have any value? Just wondering cause I am kind of new. They are nice though. Looks to be MS63-64 or so, pics are too small to be more exact. I've seen dealers selling these for $0.50 -$1.
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New Member
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Very cool... Thanks for the info. I liked them because they are the year I was born. I appreciate the help!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
543 Posts |
I was able to pick up a BU roll of 1960 Large Date cents and a BU 1963 roll for 90 cents each. Not to get off topic, but I wonder why some of the lower mintages such as those two are in such low demand amid their lower mintage versus other copper Memorials?
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Valued Member
United States
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Ever since I picked up CRH, I have been using cash a lot (more change that way!).
Received my first wheat back in change this morning... 1934.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Cool find! Impossible to find a Wheat penny with your credit card! Random pocket change coins are great. 
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Quote: It's not a lincoln, but I thought it was a pretty nice roll find. 1886 type II IHC Yes, yes it is! 
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