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Quote:These IHC are from customer wrap roll I picked up at my bank. I had posted these on one of my thread here a while ago. I just want to share and join this thread with everyone here. Seems fun :-). Notes all of these are from 10 CWR. It one of my luckiest day. Nice finds!  |
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Quote:These IHC are from customer wrap roll I picked up at my bank. I had posted these on one of my thread here a while ago. I just want to share and join this thread with everyone here. Seems fun :-). Notes all of these are from 10 CWR. It one of my luckiest day. Amazing finds from one set of rolls! I'd have been a little light headed at that sight! Congrats |
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Here are some of my very cool CRHing finds that were found recently. Click the on links to see them. That 1982 is a really interesting one! You know I wonder if someone has some 82 BU rolls packed away somewhere and they open them up to see a full roll of these...  |
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Quote:That 1982 is a really interesting one! You know I wonder if someone has some 82 BU rolls packed away somewhere and they open them up to see a full roll of these... Thank you ty88ty2! I loved the 1982 P LMC, since it has severe Die Deterioration. It's actually the worst case I've ever seen on a coin. That die was ready for retirement, but the U.S. Mint pushed them to their most extreme limits. You can see all of the heavy die flow, and how it has a melted appearance to it. His coat and bust is very stretched out. I bet that there are more out there somewhere. You could probably find it in a OBW BU roll of 1982 P LMC's, but it would be a challenge. It also would be very funny.  Errers and Varietys.
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Box 27 complete:
600 Copper
16 Wheats. 1 was a 1917S ender
'17S,'41,'42'48,'51D,'52,'52Dx2,'54D,'55x2,'56Dx2,'57
16 Canadian copper (2) were King George
1945
1951
Overall happy with this box.
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1 was a 1917S ender A 1917S is a great find! Even better being an ender! Nice box!  |
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Box 27 complete: 600 Copper 16 Wheats. 1 was a 1917S ender Nice finds! |
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Great finds yanks21! That's awesome! You're having pretty good luck.
Errers and Varietys.
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Thank you everyone. Box 28 is not going as well. Halfway through and I'm getting multiple single digit copper counts in each roll. Couple wheats. I'll post the results when complete.
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You don't win every time. Some wheaties are better than no wheaties though! Goodluck!
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You don't win every time. Some wheaties are better than no wheaties though! Goodluck! I agree. Keep looking. |
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Yanks21, if you think of it this way, it's like playing the lottery. It's out of luck. You etheir win or you don't win. Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't. But don't let bad luck hold you back from looking through coinage. Do you still collect error coins and varieties?
Errers and Varietys.
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