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Cool Lincoln Roll Finds (From Bank Rolls) - Post Yours!

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 Posted 08/16/2017  1:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add dmban8302 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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Box from a few days ago had two wheat enders (1947 and reverse). Also had a modern Canadian ender, but it was so corroded that I couldn't tell it was a Canadian until I opened the roll.

14 Wheats- earliest 1939

3 S Mints- 1973 and two 1970s

11 Canadians- earliest 1957.
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 Posted 08/20/2017  10:41 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coinee to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
carloscoria: Nice finds on the 1953-D and 1960-D. Can you tell if the 1960-D is a SD or LD? The photo isn't showing well enough to tell. There's no real value difference but knowing helps.
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I finished my 6th box of pennies. Still no AM or other varieties. There was one cent that looks like the copper plating bubbled. Is this something that would have come from the mint or just an environment issue? The obverse has what looks like a fingerprint as well but my thought is happened independent of the bubbling look since the reverse does not have any sign of a fingerprint.

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Altogether I snagged 182 cents. The earliest being a 1935. Going to try this details list.
Year	Qty	Mintage			Details
1935 P	1	245,388,000
1938 P	2	156,682,000
1942 P	2	657,796,000
1949 P	1	217,775,000
1950 P	1	272,635,000
1952 D	1	746,130,000
1953 D	1	701,000,000
1956 D	1	1,098,201,100
1957 P	1	282,540,000
1959 D	1	1,279,760,000
1963 D	1	1,774,020,400
1964 D	1	3,799,071,500
1966 P	1	2,188,147,783
1972 P	2	293,325,500
1973 P	1	3,728,245,000
1974 P	1	4,232,140,523
1975 P	1	5,451,476,142
1976 P	1	4,674,292,426
1978 P	1	5,558,605,000
1979 D	1	4,139,357,254
1980 P	2	7,414,705,000
1981 P	3	7,491,750,000
1981 D	1	5,373,235,677
1982 P	8	10,712,525,000	Copper - Large Date
1982 P	2	N/A		Copper - Small Date
1982 P	3	N/A		Zinc - Small Date
1982 D	1	6,012,979,368	Copper - Large Date
1983 P	4	775,235,500
1983 D	1	6,467,199,428
1984 P	7	8,151,079,000
1985 P	2	5,648,489,887
1986 P	2	4,491,395,493
1987 P	1	4,682,466,931
1988 P	1	6,092,810,000
1989 P	1	7,261,535,000
1990 P	1	6,851,765,000
1991 P	3	5,164,940,000
1992 D	1	4,448,673,300
1993 P	4	5,684,705,000
1993 D	1	6,426,650,571
1994 P	3	6,500,850,000
1995 P	5	6,411,440,000
1996 P	2	6,612,465,000
1998 P	2	5,032,155,000
1999 P	2	5,237,600,000
2000 P	2	5,503,200,000
2000 D	1	8,774,220,000
2001 D	1	5,374,990,000
2002 P	2	3,260,800,000
2003 P	4	3,300,000,000
2004 P	5	3,379,600,000
2004 D	1	3,456,400,000
2005 P	1	3,935,600,000
2006 P	6	4,290,000,000
2006 D	2	3,944,000,000
2007 P	1	3,762,400,000
2008 P	3	2,558,800,000
2008 D	1	2,849,600,000
2009 P	1	  129,600,000	Presidency
2009 P	2	  284,800,000	Birth and Early Childhood Kentucky
2009 P	1	  316,000,000	Professional Life Illinois
2009 D	1	  350,400,000	Birth and Early Childhood Kentucky
2010 P	3	1,963,630,000
2010 D	1	2,047,200,000
2011 D	1	2,536,140,000
2013 P	4	3,750,400,000
2014 P	6	3,990,800,000
2014 D	1	4,155,600,000
2015 P	8	4,464,100,000
2015 D	1	4,424,800,000
2016 P	11	4,698,000,000
2016 D	2	4,420,400,000
2017 P	23	N/A


Here are some photos showing recent ones that look to be a high MS.

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While going through my last box I found one 1996-D cent where the Abe status on the back appears to be doubled West of the left knee. I was looking through Ken Potter's book and there was no 1996-D listed for this type of variety.
Any thoughts? Thanks.

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Altogether I snagged 182 cents


I see you have listed 11 wheat cents from your 6 boxes. Did you only keep 11 and send the rest back, or did you only find 11 in the six boxes? I keep all the wheat cents that I find.
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aristarchus123: That's 11 wheat cents from the 6th box only. From all 6 boxes I've found a total of 212 wheat cents or an average of about 35 per box.
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yanks21: I would have loved getting 2 boxes of just 2017-P.
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From all 6 boxes I've found a total of 212 wheat cents or an average of about 35 per box.


Wow! I don't find anywhere near that number. Well done!
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coinee - the minor DDRs are relatively common so they don't get listed much. I think when they first started to be discovered the listings went up quickly but then the realization came that the lists would get long with all the minor finds. This is truer for the 2000-2007 range for the doubling by Lincoln.
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 Posted 08/22/2017  09:41 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add WheatBackPenny to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Coinee- that is a ton of wheats!

Most recent box had a wheat reverse ender, along with

21 Wheats- Earliest 1917, 1923, 1924, and 1928.

5 Canadians- Earliest 1965.

2 S Mints- 1969 and 1972.
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Rackster: Thanks. Its reasonable for that to happen. I'm not surprised. Less for me to look for ;)
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Nearing the end of a box I found this 1972. Looks like the date is doubled for sure. Look right?

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