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Valued Member
United States
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A couple of oldies I've found the past few weeks  1917D Crusty 1914   Sportsguy: Where do you live?!?! I've searched though around 80 Boxes and have not found one 
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Nice finds! 
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New Member
United States
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Quote: Sportsguy: Where do you live?!?! I've searched though around 80 Boxes and have not found one I'm from Northern Colorado! I'm surprised I found those two to be honest, first one I found was in my first box ever, and then its been about 2 years until these next two
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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IHCs are terrific finds when they happen. I got one in my second or third box when I got back to CRH but none since (2.5 years). But I've also been predominantly searching nickels. Right now though I've a nice bunch of CWRs that I'm searching. Maybe 40 LWCs so far, but none as nice as that 1917D!! Many variety coins to attribute as well. But, true to form, I've interrupted the cent CRH to do some nickels. Only two hands and two eyes; dilemmas and I'm on vacation!! 
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Valued Member
United States
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results from my latest box:
1936P 1941P x2 1944D 1946P 1947P 1953P 1953D 1957D x2
2009 x9
1969S 1970S x2 1971S 1974S
Bonus - 1998 Barbados one cent coin
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New Member
United States
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
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1917D & 1914
Great finds in ANY condition!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1696 Posts |
I remember as a kid reading about planchets (back before the internet, when the Red Book had only black and white pictures). Well, after a 28 year break in coin roll hunting, here is my first one! Here are my questions: 1) is there a way to tell whether the planchet is copper or zinc? 2) are planchets gradable? If so, how, in the absence of devices? This one has clearly been in circulation.  
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Nice find! Quote: 1) is there a way to tell whether the planchet is copper or zinc? Weigh it. If it's 3.11 g, it's copper, and if it's 2.5 g it's zinc. I think it looks more like copper. As for your second question, I'm not sure.
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New Member
United States
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Asked for a $25 box of pennies at my local Chase so the teller put together 50 rolls of customer wrapped pennies, about half of them were rolled in worn out pale red rolls while the other half were rolled in brand new crisp red ones. Inside the newly wrapped rolls I found 49 of 50 1976 counter-stamped state pennies in AU/BU condition! A few of the rolls came with 10 of them while the others only held 1 to 3. Really bummed I couldn't find that last one, clearly someone dumped their set that they paid a premium for, I'm just hoping I didn't miss it or that it was in another roll I didn't ask for. Still a great find even though it's not really considered a collectible they are in great condition.  
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Cool find! What state are you missing?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Ok...I just finished my 2 boxes of lincolns. (& a half box from a few days back) In sheer number of Wheats, it's one of my best totals. 24 Wheats ! One 1923 in nice shape, all the rest were 40's & 50's. (A few Canadians from the 60's too, I keep, but don't report those). So, excluding the 1923, no older ones....no I.H.C's...no distant foreign coins, but that's ok, I got a NICE haul with total wheats...I'm pleased as punch.. 
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New Member
United States
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Numisma I didn't actually check, I guess that's important info but I didn't want to try and figure out which one was missing
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Moderator
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Quote: Inside the newly wrapped rolls I found 49 of 50 1976 counter-stamped state pennies in AU/BU condition! Excellent finds!  You know you want to know which state is missing as much as we do. 
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