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Last Afternoons, I went to chase banks I brought for $48 Pennies CWR but I founds a 20 Wheats and 8 Canadian Cents. Wheats 1929 1935S 1941 1944 1944D 1948D 1949 1949D 1950D(3) 1952D(2) 1956 1956D(2) 1957D(2) 1958D(2) Canadians1939 King George VI!  1974 1983 1986 1988 1989 1998 1999   HAPPY HUNTING!   
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Nice finds ty88ty2!
Errers and Varietys.
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Quote: Last Afternoons, I went to chase banks I brought for $48 Pennies CWR but I founds a 20 Wheats and 8 Canadian Cents. Quote: I had a nice little batch of pre-40's wheaties in this weeks box. Nice finds! 
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United States
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Box 7 complete: 631 Copper (2 wheat enders I kept sealed) totals from 48 rolls 25 Wheats (oldest 1918) first 1943 steel of the year '18,'37,'41x2,'42x2,'43'44x2,'45,'46,'48x2,48D,'51D,'52D,'55x2,55D,'56D,'57,'58,'58Dx3 14 Canadian copper 1 2009
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Quote: Box 7 complete: Well done. 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Great finds yanks21!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I searched a box of pennies yesterday. I found 6 wheats (including a 1934 Wheat cent), a few 2009's worth keeping, and some Canadian pennies. Also surprisingly 2 of the rolls each had a dime in it; so I made an instant profit because of the two dimes. It was a fun box to search.
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Nice finds! 
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United States
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17 Wheats in 70 rolls is the tally this month. The 1918-S being the only notable find. Better than last month but still not quite where I want to be at.
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Quote: 17 Wheats in 70 rolls is the tally this month. The 1918-S being the only notable find. Better than last month but still not quite where I want to be at. Still, well done. 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice finds CoinBuffalo! 
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A friend of mine got me a box of pennies from TCF bank. I gave her $25 in cash for the box (one of her friends has an account at TCF bank, I don't). It was an amazing box. I found about 30 wheat pennies, including a 1919-S. The cool thing was she surprised me with the box on a Friday (yesterday). She thought the box of pennies would be a good way to end the week. It was amazing.
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United States
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Went to the bank to deposit a reimbursement check for $9.95 from my employer (they couldn't direct deposit from petty cash!) and I spotted a pile of CWR on the teller's counter, she was only too happy to get rid of them, $18.50 worth. The finds, one 1974-S, nine Canadians, the oldest 1970, four wheat backs, a 1918 smoothie, 1940, 1953-D, and a 1954-S. There were none from 2009. Three hundred fifty four copper cents the rest were zincolns that will go into a CoinStar machine. I was happy to give the 1918 wheat back a home
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Box 8 complete.
556 Copper 1 Wheat ender 25 Wheats: 29S,'35x2,'35x2,'41,'44x4,'45,'49,'50,'51,'51D,'52,'53Dx5,'54S,'56D,'58,'58D 7 Canadian copper 2 2009
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