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Edited by SamCoin
07/03/2023 01:08 am
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Awesome! Did you find that in circulation?
Errers and Varietys.
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@Errers I did! Found it in $40 of customer wrapped pennies I searched a couple days ago, and just got around to posting!
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@Errers I did! Found it in $40 of customer wrapped pennies I searched a couple days ago, and just got around to posting! Nice! That's pretty awesome that you found it a customer wrapped roll.  Right now, I am currently searching a box of Pennie's with mostly Denver minted cents in it. Haven't found anything worth keeping yet, but I hope it changes soon. I did find a very minor bar on column DDR on a 2001 Philly cent, but I decided to toss it back into the pile. Would of been too minor to list, so that's why I didn't keep it. Errers and Varietys.
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Nice! Good luck with the hunt! I'm just doing the final cleanup and filing away of finds after several big hunts, so posting a few other nice variety finds as well!
Edited by SamCoin
07/03/2023 01:22 am
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Nice! Good luck with the hunt! I'm just doing the final cleanup and filing away of finds after several big hunts, so posting a few other nice variety finds as well! Thanks! I am looking forward to seeing your other finds.  Errers and Varietys.
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Well done on adding this one list. Congrats.
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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Nice find, Sam!
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Super find! Don't see those very often at all.
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@Tropicalbats yeah, I had that impression too, but was waiting for your opinion, since you know much more than I do about the scarcity of different Lincoln Cent varieties. I get the sense that this may be a rarer variety than is generally recognized, because I think a decent number of the slabbed examples may be misattributed 103s. Does that seem accurate in your experience? Edited by SamCoin
07/03/2023 10:44 am
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Haven't really looked for mis-attributed slabs, but seems likely. But in general I see a lot of 1972 doubled dies and 106 is second only to 104 in how seldom I see it. 105 is fairly rare on the market, but partly an artifact of how hard it is to see even in hand. I regularly find 105 in BU rolls that have been searched.
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@Tropicalbats interesting! I wondered if that was the case for 105 as well. I've never found one in circulation, but I suspect I wouldn't be able to see it even if it were there on most of the circulated coins I hunt. Speaking of, how do you usually acquire the BU rolls you search, and what would you consider a good price per roll? I'd be interested in getting some, but I've always just hunted circulating change and don't have a ton of experience with that.
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wow, very nice coin - very fat devices - easy to see.
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