Sorted my wheat rolls into years

[theshoenlebens]

Thinking of selling some wheat rolls(if you need some pm me) so I sorted them into year piles.
Some rolls might have a "mistake" year in them because it isn't the easiest thing to do.
386 full rolls total.
year, total rolls
19-1
29-2
30-1
34-2
35-2
36-4
37-3
38-2
39-5
40-10
41-14
42-15
43-23 (did buy most of these )
44-28
45-22
46-25
47-9
48-8
49-6
50-16
51-21
52-22
53-25
54-8
55-23
56-33
57-30
58-26
I haven't looked at mintage totals to see if my averages are in line with them.

[henrysmedford]

Our list from a year ago--

We have been tubing are finds by year and mint marks and then rolling them and after four years here is what the count of full rolls. We save all the Canadians we find and all wheats and S mint. So here is the solid roll report.
P mints
1936 2 rolls
1937 1 roll
1939 1 roll
1940 2 roll
1941 3 rolls
1942 2 rolls
1944 7 rolls
1945 6 rolls
1946 5 rolls
1948 1 rolls
1950 1 roll
1951 1 roll
1953 1 roll
1957 1 roll
1958 1 roll
D mints
1942D 2 rolls
1944D 3 rolls
1945D 2 rolls
1946D 4 rolls
1947D 1 roll
1948D 1 roll
1949D 1 roll
!950D 3 rolls
1951D 5 rolls
1952D 9 rolls
1956D 20 rolls
1957D 21 rolls
1958D 21 rolls
1959D 1 roll
S mints
1935S 1 roll
1936S 1 roll
1940S 2 rolls
1941S 1 roll
1942S 2 rolls
1944S 7 rolls
1945S 5 rolls
1946S 6 rolls
1947S 1 roll
1948S 1 roll
1949S 1 roll
1950S 1 roll
1951S 2 rolls
1952S 3 rolls
1953S 8 rolls
1954S 2 rolls
1968S 4 rolls
1969S 17 rolls
1970S 26 rolls
1971S 25 rolls
1972S 12 rolls
1973S 18 rolls
1974S 4 rolls
Canada
rolls from the 50s 1
rolls from the 60s 18
rolls from the 70s 29
rolls from the 80s 25
rolls from the 90s 17
rolls from the 2000s 9 rolls

Full rolls by henrysmedford, on Flickr

[theshoenlebens]

Nice, I need to clarify a little.
Probably half of these were purchased as unsorted and I sorted by year. I didn't sort them by mint so I salute you.

Our list from a year ago--

We have been tubing are finds by year and mint marks and then rolling them and after four years here is what the count of full rolls. We save all the Canadians we find and all wheats and S mint. So here is the solid roll report.
P mints
1936 2 rolls
1937 1 roll
1939 1 roll
1940 2 roll
1941 3 rolls
1942 2 rolls
1944 7 rolls
1945 6 rolls
1946 5 rolls
1948 1 rolls
1950 1 roll
1951 1 roll
1953 1 roll
1957 1 roll
1958 1 roll
D mints
1942D 2 rolls
1944D 3 rolls
1945D 2 rolls
1946D 4 rolls
1947D 1 roll
1948D 1 roll
1949D 1 roll
!950D 3 rolls
1951D 5 rolls
1952D 9 rolls
1956D 20 rolls
1957D 21 rolls
1958D 21 rolls
1959D 1 roll
S mints
1935S 1 roll
1936S 1 roll
1940S 2 rolls
1941S 1 roll
1942S 2 rolls
1944S 7 rolls
1945S 5 rolls
1946S 6 rolls
1947S 1 roll
1948S 1 roll
1949S 1 roll
1950S 1 roll
1951S 2 rolls
1952S 3 rolls
1953S 8 rolls
1954S 2 rolls
1968S 4 rolls
1969S 17 rolls
1970S 26 rolls
1971S 25 rolls
1972S 12 rolls
1973S 18 rolls
1974S 4 rolls
Canada
rolls from the 50s 1
rolls from the 60s 18
rolls from the 70s 29
rolls from the 80s 25
rolls from the 90s 17
rolls from the 2000s 9 rolls

Full rolls by henrysmedford, on Flickr

[LooseChange]

386 full rolls total.
I haven't looked at mintage totals to see if my averages are in line with them.

Made a Graph Here: (click to enlarge)

Theshoenlebens_Vs_USMint.JPG (89.18 KiB) Viewed 487 times

Percentages are of the whole, as in your case (roll/386rolls) and the Mint (Coins/Total Minted)
Black: Your Numbers
Green: Us Mint
Light Green: US Mint (Accounting for 6% Circulation Loss per year stopping in 1959)

For such a small sample size (When comparing to the US Mint as a whole) your data seems pretty in tune with theirs, following very similar up and down patterns.

[plus1hdcp]

Interesting graph. I too would not have thought such a small sampling would so closely follow the mint figures.

[theshoenlebens]

VERY COOL GRAPH
Thanks and it is neat to see how the lines are close.

386 full rolls total.
I haven't looked at mintage totals to see if my averages are in line with them.

Made a Graph Here: (click to enlarge)

Theshoenlebens_Vs_USMint.JPG

Percentages are of the whole, as in your case (roll/386rolls) and the Mint (Coins/Total Minted)
Black: Your Numbers
Green: Us Mint
Light Green: US Mint (Accounting for 6% Circulation Loss per year stopping in 1959)

For such a small sample size (When comparing to the US Mint as a whole) your data seems pretty in tune with theirs, following very similar up and down patterns.

[LooseChange]

No problem the shoenlebens, I was curious to see how they would turn out too.

I re-ran the numbers separating out by Mint. Comparison against the Full Roll totals posted by Henrysmedford.
The Graphs below do not include circulation loss or proof coins, percent of Total Mintages separated by Mint only.
I only have the data for Wheat backs, I have not done any number crunching on the mintage data from 1959 Forward.

HM_P_mint.JPG (68.44 KiB) Viewed 417 times

HM_D_mint.JPG (71.47 KiB) Viewed 417 times

HM_S_mint.JPG (69.03 KiB) Viewed 417 times

Sample Sizes:
Philla: 1750 Coins
Denver: 4650 Coins
San Fran: 2200 Coins

Clear Regional Differences based on Mint Mark.

[henrysmedford]

Thanks for posting. So when I post our find a state from the land of s mints I am right.