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numismo Rest in Peace United States 3039 Posts	Posted 12/05/2009 8:16 pm I've found these all in the last week. No other dates earlier than the 1940s but these 4 1919s. I joked in another post about someone dumping the first one I found because he couldn't stand to keep it. I guess now he may have dumped a whole roll into circulation. Edited by numismo 12/05/2009 8:18 pm Report this Post to the Staff

coinseeker Valued Member United States 119 Posts	Posted 12/06/2009 08:02 am I sort through bags of wheat cents on a regular basis, and it is not unusual to find plenty of 1919P coins. Prior to the wartime cents (1940-1946) 1919 was had the highest mintage numbers of the series. However, it is difficult to find really sharp examples due to circulation and weak strikes in the first place. By the way, I'm building a roll set of wheaties (minus the keys of course). S mints are the toughest to find. Report this Post to the Staff
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