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I've been thinking, how many rolls/boxes/bags do you search at a time? And how often do you make a bank run?
I go to the bank once a week on Fridays and get one $25 box. What do you think, is that a good amount?
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I pick up a box of cents and nickels every week from one bank. If I have time to do more, I will pick up another box or two here and there. My first month I was doing 5 or 6 a week spread out over a handful of banks... but dumping was a pain. So I slowed down once I was out of the honeymoon phase of CRH.. lol
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Quote: 1 cool new Canadian centennial. and a SUPER cool new WAM Nice finds!  |
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Hey Guys! Super stoked about this potential find in a roll. Was wondering if you might give me some advice about grade? I can't find any flaw in this beauty at all. Then again, I am a newbie. What grade do you think this could bring? Worth slabbing?   |
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@wheatchaser140
I've been thinking, how many rolls/boxes/bags do you search at a time? And how often do you make a bank run?
I go to the bank once a week on Fridays and get one $25 box. What do you think, is that a good amount? My bank orders boxes on monday and I pick them up on thursday. For the last couple months, my weekly order is 2 boxes of cents and 2 boxes of nickels. The teller that I always order from and pick them up from absolutely loves my hobby. The only thing I feel bad about is making her carry all the boxes up to the counter. I usually dump two big mason jars at a time ($175 in nickels between both, or $60 in cents. and yes I know $60 is more than two boxes). This weeks order consisted of four boxes of nickels, which are more fun for me. Plus they aren't as dirty. |
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That is a very nice 69 you found! but it costs something like $10 per coin to get slabbed. Its not worth it unless its a rare date or an error or something. Just keep it and put it in a coin book or save it somewhere safe.
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Box #17
5 Wheats: 41-S, 46-S, 48, 53-D, 56-D
7 S mint
1 Canadian
a 1970-P cent that looks like mint state
a 1960-D small date (are these things worth keeping?)
Box #18
9 Wheats! most in a while: 25, 41-S, 44-D, 48-D, 49, 49-D, 53-D, 56-D, 58-D
15 S mint
7 Canadian
2 1960-D small dates
Those were my last boxes for a while. I will be happy to take a break from them.
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I just finished a box today with mediocre results. 3 common wheats, and a few upgrades to existing coins with nicer coins. and I did pick out some bu 60s and 70s coins.
I found a strange 1993. It looks like a steel penny in color, Its not copper looking. It is not magnetic. working on pics.
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Valued Member
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Acid penny. I have half a dozen or so of these. A steel color with black stuff on it right? Acid has taken off the copper coating
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Quote:Found my 13th 1999 Wide AM. Disgusting.........(just kidding) Still at 10.......YOU THE MAN! |
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That is a very nice 69 you found! but it costs something like $10 per coin to get slabbed. Its not worth it unless its a rare date or an error or something. Just keep it and put it in a coin book or save it somewhere safe. I agree. A great looking cent, but I would not worry about sending it it. Put it in a 2x2 and enjoy! |
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I agree, TPGs are for when you find something really rare. Here is a good rule to follow: The coin you are thinking of sending in should be worth at least what it costs to get it slabbed. I found a BU 1946, 1956-D, and a 1957-D in coin rolls. But I won't get them certified because each of them are worth under $1. They are now in 2x2s with the rest of my wheat/Indian Head cent collection from CRH.
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Here is the penny that looks more like steel. It might be missing a layer from the mint?  |
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Nice find! That actually doesn't look like it came into contact with acid, its too intact. If I were you I would send it in to a TPG. Someone on this thread found something similar. When it returned, it was certified as an error! |
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oooh, that is exciting. The coin is in pretty good shape too, definitely not acid damaged. I will try to get better pics of it.
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