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Pillar of the Community
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LibertyEagle20, great find! That 1960 Small Date coin is the one regular issue Lincoln Memorial cent that has always eluded me... I have found two 1970-S Small Dates in my lifetime - one about 15 years ago, and one January this year CRH. The best way to spot it is to look for weakness in the word LIBERTY and in the IN GOD WE TRUST motto... when I found my latest one, I actually saw the weak LIBERTY first, and thought it might be one - before I saw the date! Yes, my eyes are well trained.  Being on the West coast is definitely a help in finding the 70-S small date, though the older Philly Memorial cents (1959-1963 and 1969) are difficult to find out here. 
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
Edited by John77 12/09/2017 11:26 pm
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Very nice, LibertyEagle20! 
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United States
255 Posts |
Since I posted my total nickel crh inventory I thought I would do the same for cents. Plus I'll add some pictures of some good finds because everyone likes pictures! This is from about ten years of searching. I have 23 left to complete a LWC set. I have not found a 1960 small date or a 1970s small date either. It has been a couple years since I filled a hole. Realistically I may never fill another hole. 1938s should be out there but it has eluded me. I found a couple rolls of counter strikes-mostly states and Kennedy novelties. I found a few Cuds, a few clipped planchets, a couple washers, some US dimes, and a handful of other foreign coins. I search cents quick without flipping every coin. I have certainly tossed WAMs because I didn't flip them to check if they were 1998 or 2000. I risk tossing 1999 WAM, 1960 small date, 1970s small date, or other varieties but I'm mostly interested in LWC. There are definitely cool finds out there in Lincoln rolls. It's fun to share and see all the other finds! Total coins searched: 1,371,100 IHC: 25 Total LWC: 6311 1909-1919 LWC: 117 1920-1929 LWC: 156 1930-1939 LWC: 319 Steel LWC: 29 Proofs: 12 (oldest 1956-pictured) Canadian King George V: 6 (1921, 1929, 1933, 1934x2, 1935) Other Canadian: everything from 1937-2012 except uncommon varieties 1998 WAM: 8 2000 WAM: 5 Double tails magician coin: 1 Blank Planchet: 1 (zinc) IHC 1882 1 1889 1 1893 1 1895 1 1896 2 1898 1 1901 1 1902 1 1903 4 1904 2 1905 3 1906 4 1907 2 1909 1 LWC 1909vdb 2 1909 1 1910 3 1911 4 1911d 1 1912 3 1913 3 1913d 1 1914 3 1915 3 1916 6 1916d 3 1916s 1 1917 10 1917d 4 1917s 2 1918 14 1918d 6 1918s 3 1919 30 1919d 4 1919s 10 1920 24 1920d 3 1920s 3 1921 1 1923 2 1924 7 1924s 1 1925 15 1925s 2 1926 13 1926d 3 1926s 2 1927 19 1927d 5 1928 15 1928d 3 1928s 2 1929 25 1929d 6 1929s 5 1930 13 1930d 11 1930s 2 1931 2 1931d 1 1932d 2 1934 27 1934d 7 1935 35 1935d 13 1935s 4 1936 56 1936d 7 1936s 3 1937 45 1937d 9 1937s 2 1938 14 1938d 9 1939 49 1939d 4 1939s 4 1943 7 1943d 19 1943s 3 1955s 2        Photos: 1: 1909 V.D.B. 2: 1943d 3: 1931d 4: 1926s 5: 1909 IHC6: 1956 Proof 7: 1907 IHC
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Very nice sich! The photos are fun but the data is interesting especially since most folks who CRH don't tally it up. I'm not sure if anyone here has put a circulation set together (minus the key cents of course), but pretty exciting to see how far you got. My brother and I used to search a $50 bag a week growing up in the 70s and we pulled a number of semikey LWCs, but not data; just the specimens and a bunch of 'spare' LWCs. We split the coins to fill out albums for ourselves and between the two, I'm sure it would consolidate into something interesting. We plan to look at them one of these days and seeing your data, I'm wondering more and more about what we found.
Good luck on the hunt!
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United States
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Very nice work, sich0015!
I'm actually working on a short set (1934-date) of Lincolns as I know I'll never fill all of the older holes. I'm very impressed that you've found 2 1926-S cents and that really nice 1931-D. That's amazing! By the way, the 1938-S is out there as I've found two of them. The coins that have eluded me for my short set are the 1938-D and 1939-D wheats, and the 1960 Small Date.
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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Nice finds, sich0015! 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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My photo taking skills are worse than my brain surgeon skills, but I found another 1998-WAM last night in the very last roll of the box I was searching. It was a good box overall, with 23 Wheats with the earliest being a 1919.
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Quote: I found another 1998-WAM last night in the very last roll of the box I was searching. It was a good box overall, with 23 Wheats with the earliest being a 1919. Nice finds! 
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Interesting to see the totals above. I have kept totals for the last five years. I always post the yearly total at the very end of the year. In the past five years I have found all but fifteen of the wheat cents. I guess I will post the 2017 totals in a few weeks. The total wheat cents for the nearly five years to date is 11709. Some of the missing cents is somewhat surprising and some of the found ones are more surprising.
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Look forward to seeing your results! 
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United States
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Quote:Look forward to seeing your results!   @sich That '43-D is stunning! 
In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020 In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020 In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
Edited by spru 12/16/2017 11:28 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2949 Posts |
Bought $22 worth of cents during my Wednesday Nickel madness... ended up with 13 wheats... not bad!
CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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Always good to find some wheat cents. 
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Finished searching a $25 box a few days ago. Found 14 wheats. 1)1941 1)1941s 1)1941d 1)1946s 1)1952d 1)1953 1)1954s 2)1955 1)1956d 2)1957d 2)1958d 1 is spike head, 1 is RIDB-1958d-003 And the following, 1)1959d 1)1967 spike head 4)1969s two with floating roof 1)1982 reverse die crack 13)2009 3. Birth Place 2. Formative Years 5. Professional Life 3. Presidency 4)Canadian Cents 1. 1964 1. 1969 1. 1978 1. 1980 Not a bad haul 
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United States
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I finished a box. Nothing to crazy. Average amount of copper. Got this one which seen better days 191?  I kept this one for my damaged collection.  And one more bird for my flock 
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