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$25 Brinks Box (September #8)
782 Non Wheat and Non Canadian Copper (31.3%)
15 Wheat - including a 1928
6 Canadian copper - from 1966 to 1993

My first post in this section of the site. It is kind of close to how I have been tracking
I'll take a look at putting together my year to date statistics soon.

SEPTEMBER 2011
$136.50 -SEARCHED MIX OF CWR & STRING
3357 -COPPER PENNIES (NON-WHEATS, NON-CANADIANS)
0 -INDIAN HEAD PENNIES
47 -WHEAT PENNIES
1925 -OLDEST WHEAT
203 -CANADIAN COPPER PENNIES
1932 -OLDEST CANADIAN
250 -1982 COPPER PENNIES
24.59% -PERCENTAGE OF COPPERS NON-WHEATS, NON-CANADIANS
196.94 -COPPER SEARCHER SCORE
-FOREIGN LEGION SECTION
1 Cent Bermuda 1995
-ODDITIES
Civil War Token –No Date
1970 with small die clip
4 -DIMES

9/29

$25 String box

665 '59-'81
23 '82 cu
12 wheat
16 Canada pre-'97
58 mixed cu ugly

Oh Yeah yesterday, I forgot to add my 1970 Bermuda penny I found in one of those boxes

I had to sort something to post to at least get on the board for the month!

Month to date:

600 Total searched
154 CU
2 Canada CU
2 Wheats

158 total CU

Country wrote:

crazypennyguy wrote:First roll of 10,000 and the stats look good. 29/50 regular copper. The thirtieth copper was a 1939 penny in F-VF shape: a "King's Speech" coin. First roll lucky

I need the exact number of non-wheat/non-Canadian/non-82 Copper to include you in the stats. Thanks..

I take the wheats out, so it's under "pre-'82 copper." For the first batch, it's 156. I'll be more explicit next time.

Now up to 300 rolls, or six boxes, in my 10,000 roll journey. Here are the (less vague) stats for rolls 201-300:

* 1942 - 1977: 396, or 7.92%.
* 1978 - 1979: 123, or 2.46%.
* 1980 - 1981: 165, or 3.30%.
* 1982 - 1996: 1263, or 25.26%
* U.S. pre-'82: 120, or 2.38%. These are all non-wheat, non-'82 coppers.
* "Keepers," or semi-numismatic coppers that a naive or sentimental collector would keep: 19, or 0.38%. Three of them are wheaties.
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Total coppers: 2087, or 41.74%.

My percentage is still sliding, but it's well above 40% still. I hope I don't crack 40 on the next hundred rolls, but the odds say I might.

Another tracking category of interest:
* U.S. pennies, '82 and after: 292, or 5.84%. (I dump away all '82s, so I have zero '82 coppers.)

9/29

$40 cwr

780 '59-'81
54 '82 cu
18 wheat
18 Canada pre-'97
82 mixed cu ugly

$25 CWR

Wheats:
1 - older (1937)
5 - 1940's/1950's

Copper non-wheat (16.79%):
397 - Memorial 1959-1981
22 - Memorial 1982

Zinc:
25 - Memorial 1982
1730 - Memorial 1983-2008
45 - Anniversary 2009
260 - Shield 2010-2011

Canada: 1978, 2008

2007 Ireland 2 Euro cent

7 - U.S. clad dimes (more dimes than wheats!! )

Very odd box......at least to me.
522 copper cents --- 20.88%
1 wheat a 1919-S
14 Canadian copper cents