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Thanks it has some dirt in the letters,someone said that I should never clean a coin so I'll just leave it with the dirt lol I would try soaking it in acetone. Acetone only removes organic material not altering the coin at all. Most do not consider this action 'cleaning'. |
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Nice VDB Richard! Congrats!!
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Richard.. nice one. Keep it as is. Box 12 complete. Copper and Canadians seem to be the theme with this box. 684 copper blowing away my high for the year. 57 Copper Canadians with some of them looking brand new from the 70's and '80s. Also two 1940 King George.  18 Wheats all 40's and '50s '44x2,'45x2,'46x2,'46D,'50,'52,'52D,'53,'53D,'55x2,'56x2,'57Dx2 |
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I'm not going to touch it,it's had one heck of a ride I'm sure. But its finally resting peacefully!
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Box 12 complete. Copper and Canadians seem to be the theme with this box.
684 copper blowing away my high for the year.
57 Copper Canadians with some of them looking brand new from the 70's and '80s. Also two 1940 King George. Nice finds!  |
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A different branch of one of my banks produced ANOTHER collection dump this afternoon... the teller told me that a man brought in $10 worth of cents in on Saturday... and I could tell right away they were all copper by the weight... went to my car, and 1000 wheat cents, and a token 1959 LMC. Details and photos to come! *UPDATE* Most of the rolls were marked by date... all of the coins were in the 1950s including 690 S-mints, 28 of them 1955-Ss!  1950-S:100 1951:58 1951-D:8 1951-S:211 1952-D:50 1952-S:200 1953-D:49 1953-S:151 1954-D:43 1955-D:32 1955-S:28 1956:2 1957:50 1958:18 1959:1  CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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03/26/2018 10:43 pm
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I wish I had your luck John! Congrats again!!  |
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A different branch of one of my banks produced ANOTHER collection dump this afternoon... Wow! Nice score! |
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John77, with your luck you could run a coin shop just through CRHing! 1955-S coins are hard to find. I think I have found only three or four; it was the penultimate hole-fill for my Whitman 1941-1974 folder. I'm still looking for 1943-S.
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 with A123...you have been very lucky...but well connected (keep those tellers happy!!). |
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I wish I had your luck John! Congrats again!!
Wow John, that's great!
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John77, with your luck you could run a coin shop just through CRHing! 1955-S coins are hard to find. I think I have found only three or four; it was the penultimate hole-fill for my Whitman 1941-1974 folder. I'm still looking for 1943-S. You're definitely right, aristarchus123. I've got so many solid date rolls of wheats right now that I may start putting some on ebay as I've done with my pre-60 and harder-to-find pre-72 nickels, and S-mint Memorial cents... Indeed the 55-S is a tough one to find, even out here on the West coast - I think I had only found about 4 in my 2 years of CRH - one more than the 54 Philly. Crazy that one person actually hoarded about 15% (7 million) of the 1955-S mintage... Other than the Steels, it and the 1954 Philly have always been my hardest finds for my 41-74 folder. I've been lucky with the 43-Ss... finding two of them in a dime roll last year was danged bizarre! Quote:with A123...you have been very lucky...but well connected (keep those tellers happy!!). Rackster, indeed I have been very lucky. It seems someone in my neighborhood is randomly dumping wheats at various branches of one of my banks... this was the same branch where I found that hoard of 58 bankwrapped rolls from 1974 last summer. As for the tellers, only a few are really on the lookout for stuff for me... I was just in the right place at the right time.  CRH Nickeloholic. 1,600,000 nickels searched in eight years! Have found FOUR complete Jefferson sets!
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03/28/2018 01:53 am
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A box today yielded 11 wheats, all common
17 2009s
9 '68-'74 s-mint
2 Canadian
1 holed.
Never seen a holes penny in circulation. Usually just half dollars
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Decent finds. |
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Box 13 complete. Nothing to exciting. Lowest number of everything so far this year. 527 copper 7 Canadian copper 10 Wheats '44x2,'46,'48,'50D,'52D,'53,'56,'56D,'57D One for my little novelty batch:  I picked up this box and another one. Starting that box tonight. I hope it has better results. |
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