Cool Lincoln Roll Finds (From Bank Rolls) - Post Yours!

Cash register find I guess. 2 morgans and 2 peace someone used to pay for a pack of cigarettes about 10 years ago. I told them the register could take them for face value only (not a lie). Then I put a $5 bill from my pocket into the register and took them out and grabbed a sodt drink to make the difference. The lady was not unaware what they were worth, she just needing a pack of smokes. She also later came in with rolls of silver roosies to buy junk food and stuff for her grandkids. Most of my silver came from that one lady, and I rescued it all from being abused in registers and coin counters and the like. When I sold a few 1964 rolls of the roosies I did give her her next pack of smokes and kids snacks on me. She then gave me my 2nd ever steel wheat. I guess her grandkids were more important to her than coins she had sitting around from her childhood.

So has anyone else noticed these new Loomis boxes of cents yet? The box of Loomis halves I got today was the same as usual, so maybe they are just sitting around and don't have reason to change yet, but why change boxes and rolls on cents?

Maybe my poor eyes or the of colorx of the image, but what year is the IHC? Congrats on finding it!

I roll hunt proof tubes and rolls, as well as BU rolls only.
Some of the finds this week are;

Another box, 50 rolls done.

Finds:
Wheats x14: 1929-D, 1930, 1936, 1940, 1944, 1946, 1950, 2x 1950-D, 1952-D, 1955, 3x 1957-D.
S-mint cents x3: 1969-S, 2x 1974-S.
A counter-stamped cent, seems like someone had a bit of boredom.
A single canadian cent, 1969.
And oddly, a 1969 Netherlands 25 cent coin.



The stamped cent, never seen one that imprints the letters clear onto the other side.



And the 1955 wheat has a decent chip on the reverse.

Had a great night for wheat cents! Search $15 worth of rolls. Started with these.....oldest was a 1925.




Then found all f these in one roll! That was fun! Oldest was a 1927.




And here is the whole crew all put together! Not a bad penny night!

My latest 2 boxes: 10 CAN, 34, 35 D; 5 40's, 4 50's, counter stamped "Love" cent

Busted a box last night, first roll pulled a 1901 Indian Head! First IHC in probably the last 20 boxes or so. Only 15-20 rolls into the box so hoping for some more nice stuff to roll out!

Is it just me or is the design of the wheat and the older Geroge a case of "less is more" and jsut makes them more attractive than newer coins where things seem cramped?