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Dave wrote:Last night I found 2- 1936 and 1- 1939. I only went through $15 and the whoever turned them in was nice enough to write 1960-Cu, 1970-Cu, and 1980,1981-Cu on 12 rolls. Copper average will be nice on this lot.

On the 1960 roll...you should check for the 1960 plain small date....there is a premium for these coins in good condition. You might have done better than you thought!

1919-S found in a box yesterday

TheJonasCollegeFund wrote:

Dave wrote:Last night I found 2- 1936 and 1- 1939. I only went through $15 and the whoever turned them in was nice enough to write 1960-Cu, 1970-Cu, and 1980,1981-Cu on 12 rolls. Copper average will be nice on this lot.

On the 1960 roll...you should check for the 1960 plain small date....there is a premium for these coins in good condition. You might have done better than you thought!

After hand-searching over 100 boxes, I have not seen any 1960-P Small Date pennies. Has anyone found them? The 1960-D Small Dates are much more common...



http://lincolncentresource.com/smalldates/1960smalldate.html

I've found a couple but they went into the copper pile. Old and worn or just plain ugly. I didn't think they had any value in their condition. I did set aside all 1960's from my last two boxes. I found 17 small date 1960D's. Only 2 1960 plain...both large date. I will keep an eye out for better ones. Just something else on my list now....my long list!

1912 found last night.

I just pulled a G4 1916-D from a roll.

$25 String box

1913
1930
1936

1920,1936

$50 bank bag got me a very rare....

1936

But wait...about 20 already found....!

TheJonasCollegeFund wrote:$50 bank bag got me a very rare.... 1936 But wait...about 20 already found....!

Yeah, that's why, at different times last year, I considered cutting the thread off at "pre-34." But that late-30's stuff still gives a bit of a thrill when you find 'em.

YES, everyone, including me, likes to make a post here when they find an oldie. It's a little easier to find those late 1930's pennies, but it's fun to post about every one you find.

$25 Brinks Box yields:

1925 - G, good color, but a couple of digs on the Lincoln bust.

1939 - Fair, corroded and pitted, but not too bad.

$100.00 sorted 1-18--20
21 wheats
a single 30p

out of order.

100 sorted 16-18th
41 wheats
34p, 26p, 19p, 39p,

$10. CWR's

1930
1933 pitted very bad

$25 Brinks Box yields:

1937 - Good color, a nice FINE.

appjoe wrote:$10. CWR's

1930
1933 pitted very bad

Still, finding a 1933 is a nice find. It's one of the tough ones.

1929 found this evening

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On the 1960 roll...you should check for the 1960 plain small date....there is a premium for these coins in good condition. You might have done better than you thought![/quote]


After hand-searching over 100 boxes, I have not seen any 1960-P Small Date pennies. Has anyone found them? The 1960-D Small Dates are much more common...



http://lincolncentresource.com/smalldates/1960smalldate.html[/quote]

I found a '60P SD about six months ago...it was in AU condition...they are really tough to find.

Found 2 '36 last night.

Franklin looked at $75 and got--
1910 hole filler for his brother
(2) 1918
1934
1935 S
1937
1938

Found a 1917 today.

$25 Brinks Box yields:

1934 - Good color, a nice VG.

1936

$25. String box

1937

Lucky string box $25.00 30 wheat backs
1919-s=1
1920=1
1928=1
1929=1
1934-D=1
1939=1
1943 steel=1

The rest were 40's and 50's. Also 632 95% copper. Canadian and 1982 not included in this total. The 1982 will be sorted later.