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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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got the totals.1928 total wheats one from every year.got 2 1909 vdb,s.got 2 1912-d,s. 135 from the teens,114 from the 20,s and 158 from the 30,s.also got 40-s mints and 42 with some shine to them.later greg
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice finds 
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Valued Member
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Just did a quick box, 4 Canadians from the 60's. 1936, 1939, and 3 wheats from the 40's and 50's.
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Pillar of the Community
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Searched 5 dollars. X1 Possible RPM, might be die chip, 7 wheats, 1 of witch was a 1935 S SVLDS
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Valued Member
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Last Wednesday I picked up 6 penny boxes. I started on the first box and so far the only thing interesting was that I found three S mint LMC (2*1972 and 1974) in one roll with the 72' and the 74' being next to each other.
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Pillar of the Community
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Good luck with the rest. 
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah, can't wait to see the results!
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Almost done with box #1 of 6. Wheats: 4 Copper %: Haven't counted yet. Canadian: 2 2009: 12 S mint: 7 Slightly interesting finds?. (more pics coming)  A dime.  And I also found this. What is it called?  
Edited by WheatHunter 06/23/2015 11:00 am
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Pillar of the Community
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that there is a die chip. While I'm at it, you have a 1960 D Small date... I think.
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Pillar of the Community
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It . . is . . . an . . . itsy-bitsy . . .
small date. In small date 1960, 60-D, the top of the numeral "1" is even with or above the top of the adjacent "9." So I think that is a "tell" that this is a small date.
In large dates, the top of the "1" is below the top of the adjacent "9."
I think.
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Nice finds! 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: And I also found this. What is it called? Die chip, that piece of the die broke off. Pretty common and, personally, I don't collect such things. It is a small date but the D mints are not like the P mint small dates, they are very common. Based on my experience, there are equal numbers of 1960-D large and small date coins in circulation.
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From what I saw, it looked like about 1/3 were small dates. Final results for box 1 of 6: Wheats: 4 Copper: 479 (19.16%) Canadian: 2 2009: 15 S mint: 7 I'm surprised by the low copper percent, this is the lowest I've gotten in a box yet! It varies a bit box to box though., I checked the next box and saw two Wheat cent enders, so that should be good.  Also a few days ago I got the Dansco 7100, so I'll have to post some pics when I can.  EDIT: Here is a picture of another ender from the first box. 
Edited by WheatHunter 06/25/2015 8:45 pm
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Quote: Also a few days ago I got the Dansco 7100, so I'll have to post some pics when I can. Excellent. 
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