.33 a coin, wow.
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.33 a coin, wow.
by cwgii » Fri Jul 18, 2025 8:06 pm
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Re: .33 a coin, wow.
by JerrySpringer » Fri Jul 18, 2025 9:22 pm
lol, I thought it was a Horatio Alger story I was going to see
That reminds me, I still find BU shape cents from 1959 to 1981 not too infrequently. I save the exceptional ones every now and then. I don't know if they will have any great value in the decades to come but I do like seeing the golden 1960's ones and wonder if someone broke open some mint rolls in recent months to get them into circulation. I mean, the condition of a 60 year old coin being so BU is indicative that there may be literally millions of uncirculated old Lincoln memorial cents sitting in vaults still
That reminds me, I still find BU shape cents from 1959 to 1981 not too infrequently. I save the exceptional ones every now and then. I don't know if they will have any great value in the decades to come but I do like seeing the golden 1960's ones and wonder if someone broke open some mint rolls in recent months to get them into circulation. I mean, the condition of a 60 year old coin being so BU is indicative that there may be literally millions of uncirculated old Lincoln memorial cents sitting in vaults still
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Re: .33 a coin, wow.
by 68Camaro » Sat Jul 19, 2025 5:53 am
Crazy money
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Re: .33 a coin, wow.
by Cu Penny Hoarder » Sat Jul 19, 2025 10:20 am
I have a LOT of BU pre-1982's that I pulled out of hoards I bought. More than a few are MS-64/65. Amazing to pull out wheats that looked like they was just minted, red with nice luster.
I have 6 RCM bags of 1962, '63 and '64 Canadian pennies... all red and BU. Most have never been opened.
I have 6 RCM bags of 1962, '63 and '64 Canadian pennies... all red and BU. Most have never been opened.
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Re: .33 a coin, wow.
by cwgii » Sun Jul 20, 2025 6:05 pm
[quote="JerrySpringer"]lol, I thought it was a Horatio Alger story I was going to see
That reminds me, I still find BU shape cents from 1959 to 1981 not too infrequently. I save the exceptional ones every now and then. I don't know if they will have any great value in the decades to come but I do like seeing the golden 1960's ones and wonder if someone broke open some mint rolls in recent months to get them into circulation. I mean, the condition of a 60 year old coin being so BU is indicative that there may be literally millions of uncirculated old Lincoln memorial cents sitting in vaults still
Lol my sorting area has an ongoing tube labeled,,,shiners,,
That reminds me, I still find BU shape cents from 1959 to 1981 not too infrequently. I save the exceptional ones every now and then. I don't know if they will have any great value in the decades to come but I do like seeing the golden 1960's ones and wonder if someone broke open some mint rolls in recent months to get them into circulation. I mean, the condition of a 60 year old coin being so BU is indicative that there may be literally millions of uncirculated old Lincoln memorial cents sitting in vaults still
Lol my sorting area has an ongoing tube labeled,,,shiners,,
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Re: .33 a coin, wow.
by Cu Penny Hoarder » Sun Jul 20, 2025 8:34 pm
cwgii wrote:JerrySpringer wrote:lol, I thought it was a Horatio Alger story I was going to see
That reminds me, I still find BU shape cents from 1959 to 1981 not too infrequently. I save the exceptional ones every now and then. I don't know if they will have any great value in the decades to come but I do like seeing the golden 1960's ones and wonder if someone broke open some mint rolls in recent months to get them into circulation. I mean, the condition of a 60 year old coin being so BU is indicative that there may be literally millions of uncirculated old Lincoln memorial cents sitting in vaults still
Lol my sorting area has an ongoing tube labeled,,,shiners,,
Quite possible. Also some old, possibly inherited granny jars that were dumped in Coinstar machines.
I have a large jar with a lid on it to hold my "shiners". All pre-82's that look brand new, mostly 60's and 70's. A few 50's wheaties in there too.
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