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I have 10 rolls of lincoln cents in the red and white N.F. String and Son wrappers. the rolls are:
2009 p lp1 heads/tails
2009 d lp1 heads/tails
2009 p lp2 heads/tails
2009 d lp2 heads/tails
2009 p lp3 heads/tails
2009 d lp3 heads/tails
2009 p lp4 heads/tails
2009 d lp4 heads/tails
2010 d heads/tails
2011 d heads/heads
for all 10 rolls what price shipped do you think I could get?
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Would like to know myself  John1  |
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Not sure either but at coin shows the prices of those are dropping fast. That craze for those 2009 ones is fading. I suggest you either save them for a few hundred years or sell now for whatever you can get.
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I assume they're uncirculated? I always check ebay to see what the "going rate" is for things like that. |
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I'd do $6. Per roll? What ones? And what would you be willing to pay for shipping? Thanks, John1 |
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I think $6 was not per roll. lol. I think he's offering face value plus $1 for shipping. but yes they are all uncirculated, I'm just trying to get rid of stuff I dont need so I can purchase other items I would like.
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Grey sheet has them at $1.10 bid $1.20 ask. I don't know how that compares to ebay, but figured I'd tell you what the last grey sheet I had showed them as. |
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Probably $15-20....no problem. It's a complete BU roll set of the 2009 series + a bonus, plus the more desirable H/T rolls. That makes it easy for a collector to fill that spot in a collection.
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There is something to be said about paying for convenience.
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What's the deal with head-tail rolls? Is it a superstition thing? Because AFAIK, they get rolled more-or-less randomly.
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I know on some of the older Jeffersons it would show year and MM, but I'm not sure why it would be that way for Lincolns. I guess the trend could have continued over?
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What's the deal with head-tail rolls? Is it a superstition thing? The 09 had 4 different design, you need a tail to tell what's in a 09 roll. |
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Lol... Duh... Shows how much I pay attention to Lincolns. I think we all should have known that. Thanks though Neil
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Oh that makes sense. I guess if you're collecting them as rolls, it makes sense for other years as well since it means you can see both sides of the coin if you feel like looking at them.
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Posted 07/11/2011 08:28 am
