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What, if any, penny dates do you save? For me it's:
- Wheats
- Any "S" date
- 1960, 60-D sm date,61,62,63, 1969, 1971
All of the copper of course....
Any BU copper...
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05/08/2011 7:54 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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I'd add all the Zincolns in high grade.
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Wheats, S-mints, 59-60, WAMs, BU coppers, and high grade zincs
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69 and under, cull the ok ones.
BU 70's and early 70's s mints
toned ones too
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Bedrock of the Community
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All copper but sort wheat; 60 SM&LD; any S; anything listed as a premium zincoln. If I find a BU copper - it gets a 2X2.
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Unfortunately I tend to save them all. Too cheap to run them through coin star... too lazy to count them and roll them... and always thinking I missed the $3000 variety and tossed it in with the rejects. I may be exagerating slightly.
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1960, 60-D sm date,61,62,63, 1969, 1971
Odd set of dates. Why those? I don't hoard copper, and as far as a list of what I keep, the list is long. It's posted on my website. There is a list of roll searching picks for cents and for nickels. http://home.wavecable.com/~kenringold/ |
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I find that thess are the hardest coins to find, esp. the 69p. I think these dates sometime in the future will be worth more than they are today due to their mintage.
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Posted 05/08/2011 8:34 pm
