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$120 sorted - 1926 x 2, 1927, 1929s, 1934, 1935

$120 sorted - 1919 x 3, 1935s, 1937s, 1939s

1927s Cent from the nice cashier at the store close to my office Friday.

On A Different Note:
She also said she has a Silver Quarter she had saved for me.
But, she had stuck it in her pocket, took it home and put it thru the wash.
Supposedly it is now sitting on the shelf by the washing machine and she will bring it in next week.
I guess I'll just have to wait and see...

100.00 10-2--3
42 wheats
27d,39d

$25 Brink's Box

1934 - Nice clean F+ coin.

Found a 1935, 1936D and a 1937D.

$120 sorted - 1916, 1920, 1920s, 1934 x 2, 1935, 1939 x 2

$10 CWR sorted - only pre-40 was a 1920.

1916, 1926 & 1938 from about $35 worth of bank wrapped rolls tonight.

$21 sorted today - 1936, 1938.

(19 wheats in that $21 though...pretty high ratio).

$ 25 Brinks Box found a 1939

$25 srtings box gave up a 1930 wheatie.

100.00 sorted ,,, 45 wheats gave up a higher than normal yield
19p',36p,'17s,;29,36p,36s,22d----too bad it is a cull at 7.2m mintage, 28p

actually the 22 is enough of a cull, that i cannot see a 'd' mint...... i have it soaking in olive oil to try to bring out the date.

tonights box yielded a 1916 & 1917

Tonights '2' brinks boxes yielded 41 wheats...but only 1 pre-40!

1927

$50 bank bag produced 34 wheats with 10 pre-40's

1919, 1919d, 1923, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1929d, 1935, and 1939x2 (also 4 IH 1882, 1888, 1889, 1900)

TheJonasCollegeFund wrote:$50 bank bag produced 34 wheats with 10 pre-40's

1919, 1919d, 1923, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1929d, 1935, and 1939x2 (also 4 IH 1882, 1888, 1889, 1900)

You must have been pretty happy with those results!!
$120 sorted - 1935 x 3, 1937, 1939s

100.00 10-5--8
32 wheats
24p
26p

Very happy with that last bag....but I'm thinking that maybe I only caught a part of someone's thrown out collection. And, I got my fingers crossed that my bag filled up too soon and the rest will be still in the machine in the other bag....can't wait to test that theory out.

TheJonasCollegeFund wrote:Very happy with that last bag....but I'm thinking that maybe I only caught a part of someone's thrown out collection. And, I got my fingers crossed that my bag filled up too soon and the rest will be still in the machine in the other bag....can't wait to test that theory out.

Nice finds!

Found a 1909 P wheat cent!

The ole lady got a 1915 VG out of a cash register at work.

$120 sorted - 1919s, 1925 x 2, 1939s

We are new to this list. My son who has autism hand sorts rolls of cents found a 1914-s this year. We have 12% unemployment here in Jackson County Oregon as the unemployment goes up so does the fun finds.