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Nice find! Finding a Wheat cent in change is probably more difficult than finding one in a box.  |
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1 box
21 - 2009
16 - san fran
9 - wheat (54s,41,41d,53d,45d,47d,55d,56d,57d)
8 - canadien (1940)
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Nice finds! What is the breakdown on the four 2009 varieties? |
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but people on the east coast find significantly more WAMs than people on the west. True, true. And more people found 1909 S VDB's and 1914 D's and 1931 S's on the west coast too.  |
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more people found 1909 S VDB's and 1914 D's and 1931 S's on the west coast too. And meanwhile while the east and west coast CRHers battle it out, there are the crazy midwestern people who find average results. And no key dates. I hate west coast people  JK lol |
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This was staring at me at the end of a roll. It's a George VI Canadian penny. Oh the perks of living in a border town.  |
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Indeed. Too bad it wasn't the second coin in though!
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Sweet George ender! I love finding KGVI's in boxes. I've found duplicates of every year but the 1948.. I live in NE ohio, and canadian coins are literally in every roll. This box I had about 15 1954 canadian cents. Before I received this box, I only had one or two 1954 canadian cents in my collection... Now I have like 17, LOL!
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Oldest canadian cent I've found was a 1920 KGV cent. That made a nice hole filler for my canadian book ;)
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What is the breakdown on the four 2009 varieties? I put them all away now, but pretty sure half were t3. and the other half t2 and t1. and no t4 like usual |
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no t4 like usual t4 as in the Presidency? I've nearly completed a 1940-2015 Lincoln Cent collection from CRH (not counting the 43's) but I'm still stuck on (a feeling  ) the philadelphia presidency and the 1947 S LWC. |
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I put them all away now, but pretty sure half were t3. and the other half t2 and t1. and no t4 like usual Thank you.  Not surprised on the fourth one, I have only found a couple in change. |
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When I started collecting the 2009 cents right when they came out in 2009 and even into 2010 when I found them, by the end of the year I had aquired over 4 rolls of 09 cents from CWR. I didn't find any of the t4 until 2011 or even late 2010 if that. I remember I found several 2009 nickels in 09, but silly me didn't know to keep them.
I have roughly a whole roll of AU/UNC 2009 t4's I've found in circ, and I have one original roll (maybe two) of P&D T4's originally sealed from the mint.
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Hello! Last night I stayed up late with a box! I only found 9 LWC, here are the dates 1920 D 1930 D 1937 1940 1952 D 1954 1956- There was a small amount of gunk on the back that was removed to revel some nice luster! 1956 D 1958 D I also asked if they had any rolls of 2015 pennies, and I got 7 rolls Also, I found a 1984 D with a large die crack, that looks rim-to-rim. Happy hunting! |
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Nine Wheat cents with a couple of early dates, not bad. |
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