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Speaking of that WAM davis. It doesn't look to be a wide distance. What other markers are we to look for on the 98's? |
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The FG is closer to the Memorial building than on the Close AM. Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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thanks yeah its probably the nicest one I have found. I have 4 that are MS that I have found. Quote:
What other markers are we to look for on the 98's?
yeah as thad said the FG and the distance between the ME in AMERICA. Fg is probably easier though. actually when I first found it I did not think it was a Wide AM and almost through it back Edited by daviscfad
02/18/2010 2:16 pm
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Thanks thad.Didn't know that.
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I picked up 4 boxes last Friday and just got through the last roll. Here's my totals:
56wheats
-1915 (my first ever found!)
-1917
-1926
-1935S
-1936
-1939
and a bunch of commons
35 Canadian Cents (including 3 from 50s and 1 from the 40s)
15 S-mint (68-74)
1 D-mint 2009 (my first)
107 keepers altogether.
--Gary
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I was searching a box today and I usually keep the BU ones, there was a 1995 looked really good so I grabbed my Lupe to get a closer look. Now I haven't seen one in hand but it seemed to be a DDO on the date and motto. I would say its MS 63 to 65. I suck at taking pics but will try. It this a common DD year? What do you guys think it might be worth in that condition? Also been finding a lot of red 70's a few with S mints. |
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The DD 95 is fairly common but a really good example is hard to find.There are though in the 95 lots of machine doubleing so you need to really check it out.
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And about the WAM's. I have come to the conclusion that there are NO WAM's in circulation in Ohio.In the last couple weeks I have easily gone through 7000 pennies and not a one. |
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Quote:And about the WAM's. I have come to the conclusion that there are NO WAM's in circulation in Ohio.In the last couple weeks I have easily gone through 7000 pennies and not a one. Halfwitty, $70.00 worth of cents is about 1/2 the amount that I sort through per week.  I've found exactly 1 1998 WAM. Don't get discouraged.  |
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Heck. The way these guys were talking I thought they were falling out of the trees in other places.
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Remember the "cleaned" 1919 D that I found a couple pages back? Well...  I found his San Francisco brother a few minutes ago.  |
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Heck. The way these guys were talking I thought they were falling out of the trees in other places. They dont fall off trees in my area but I live in NC and they are probably found easier on the east coast than in the middle of the country. I have been very blessed and usually do find 1 per box I search. But I dont search like I used to b.c its time consuming. then trying to dump zincs with out re rolling them is a lot of work so I have to wait until my friend can go with me to the bank so I can use there free coin counter |
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trying to dump zincs with out re rolling them is a lot of work so I have to wait until my friend can go with me to the bank so I can use there free coin counter daviscfad, I used to have that same problem out here in California. All of my local BofA branches accept "loose" coin, as long as it's in one of their own plastic bags.  The top part of the bag lists my name, account #, and total amount of coin inside the bag. They actually prefer loose coin rather than rolled. Plus, they happily give me a free supply of empty bags. |
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1919-S! YEA!
Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Knowing B of A if that bag is short 1 cent it's coming out of your account.
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