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Most 82-D LD are copper that I find. The LD P mints are mostly zink. The small date 82 in copper are harder to find. I would be buying a scale the to check them 83 also it might pay off. oh and I found a nice red 64-P and a  RED 1945-S  pics will be up later. Edited by coindexter
02/26/2010 08:58 am
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The small date 82 in copper are harder to find. Impossible to find in BU and scarce in circulated condition. I finally gave up and bought a very nice BU roll. There's a guy on ebay with a few rolls of these if anyone is looking because you're never going to pull them out of circulation. His rolls are outstanding! Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Last Thursday, I found this...  I was sooooooooo proud of myself! Then...last night, my son and his fiancee helped me sort through a couple of boxes...and he finds this!  I reminded him that it wasn't polite to "show-up" his old man in front of a lady. Both were from Brinks boxes. |
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Thad what did ya have to pay for them 82s? PM with his info if ya could Thanks Shane Oh here's a scan of the two Lincons I found.   Please PM with his info. Thanks Shane Edited by coindexter
02/27/2010 8:57 pm
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I've been finding alot of nice 70's coins from bank rolls lately... I'll try and get some pics up
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Edited by BadThad
02/27/2010 11:29 pm
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Here's a couple pics of the 82 SDC roll I bought from him:   Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Just found a 1919 Wheat Cent ! .......  (It's a Philly though...  ) |
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Scotty11 - Amazing! I've been wondering whether anyone has found any IHCs in rolls. I guess the answer is "yes"! |
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I picked up 10 rolls of pennies while dumping my halves today. I'm starting to find 2009's that I don't want to keep. I rejected a couple, but kept a couple of LP3's. I also came away with a fistful of Canadian coins that the teller cleaned out of the machine and didn't want.
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Over the weekend went through 2 boxes of penny's, and one was dated Feb 09. I found the most amount of S's in one shot. Below are the high lights from the boxes. S mint marks are a rare treat in my area. S pennies below 1918 along with 2 P's 1947 1949 1953 3 1968 2 1969 4 1970 (all look like large date low 7) 1971 1972 1974 I also came across close to 60 wheat's. Other highlights were the Canadians. 1946 1956 1962 ( Au ) 75% red. And about 30 dated 60's and 70's. The retention rate for copper was around 35%.. JDH, 2 to 3 weeks ago my son found a 05 IHC and a 1909 in one box. Peace |
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I graduated high school in 1980...and I spent the following year partying my fat butt off! After a year of partying, I'm pretty sure I looked like this 1981 Lincoln.    methinks this one spent too much time in someones dryer... |
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so after 2 dismal boxes of cents and 3 of nickels, I decided to try again. this time another bank. nickel box wasn't too bad. but this box of cents is the reason I'm posting...
I'm 9 rolls in and have already pulled 400 coppers, plus 7 wheats. I've got 40-something zincers sitting in my dump pile...next update when I finish this box off.
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