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Topher
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Location: Toronto, Canada
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| Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:08 am Post subject: $25 pennies, $100 dimes |
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Pulled the usual handful of wheats (nothing before 1940) and a few GVI's (one was a 1937), two or three rolls of Lincolns (Cu and Zn), but I also got a Bermuda cent. The pig threw me off, LOL! I've still got to go back and look for varieties in the 1961 and 1962 cents, but they're safely stored away until I have some time to sit with a loupe and examine closely.
I don't usually search dimes, just when I want variety, as I find the dates are just small enough to make you strain your eyes a little. I was hoping to find a 1970 (low mintage) or a 1969 large date (big premium), but ended up finding a 1964 silver dime. I've pulled probably 10 silver dimes so far, and I doubt I've searched more than $100 total. On three occasions I've pulled two silver dimes from the same roll. I might have to try this a little more often. |
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imdaffy
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Location: Moncks Corner, SC.
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| Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:12 am Post subject: |
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Good to see you finding Wheats and Copper in your cents. I here some report that they find no copper anymore. I had to lay off roll searching for awhile. Busy during the week and yardwork on weekends. Maybe it will rain this weekend.  daffy
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Topher
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| Good to see you finding Wheats and Copper in your cents. I here some report that they find no copper anymore. I had to lay off roll searching for awhile. Busy during the week and yardwork on weekends. Maybe it will rain this weekend. daffy |
Up here we didn't switch to zinc cents until after 1996, so there's still plenty of copper. I tend to keep any from 1969 and older, but I did get some upgrades for my early 1970s, as there were plenty of AU-BU cents in this last batch. Far more than usual. I don't hoard the copper cents, but I do separate the Lincolns, and will go through them a little closer at some point. I also scored a bunch of half dollars. (That alone is pretty rare up here, since they aren't made for circulation, and the banks can't even order them.) I also got some $1 and $2 bills. The $1 bills were removed from circulation over 20 years ago, and the $2 bills over 10 years ago. Overall, it has been a good week.
Now, I've got to get off my butt and organize my world coins. I've got lots of duplicates, but I just can't seem to get myself motivated to go through all that work, because I know it's going to be a lot! |
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