Help With Picking Coins From Rolls

I always feel like their could be a better way, I do the same for all denominations, Coin by coin I look over and lay out by year. If theirs something of interest I put to the side to look at first. First line is 2000's, Next Line is 90's and so on so fourth. When I get all the coins dated. I then check the ones I put to the side, Then move on to the dates that are known to have variety's or errors. I search each coin in that date with a Stereo Scope. I enjoy the process but can't help but feel theirs a better way. Any advice. I've tried to just separate coppers but the feeling of missing something overwhelms me and I have to go back to above system. One of the problems I tend to run into is, I'll have all the coins dated. About 4 hrs worth and my little guy will find a way to destroy the little towers like hes Godzilla. I think I have to set a certain amount, then check.
CoinsandCoins theirs a few great refrences for Lincoln cents on past threads just search CCF.

I look at each penny as I go along. I have a list where I write what to look for on each date.
I seperate into copper from noncopper piles, and set aside the wheats or anyhting else I find, which isn't much.
I then clean those piles up after each roll. That way there isn't too much lying around at anytime. Maybe it isn't the
best way but it works for me. I dont' have the time or space to seperate all by years, etc. I just deal with it one roll at a
time. I never find anything good but I keep trying.

Also If anyone has a list of what to look for on each date could you please send it to me. It would be a big help.