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$100 sorted 9-20//10-3

1959...12..2 were ,p
60-67...186
68-74...324
75-81..505..d
75-81...219..p
82..147..116..cu
Wheats...40...5 oldies
CDN...7...7 cu

Odds. ..78S

Comment..

I have said this several times. Segregating by roll paper type can make for very interesting or boring, results. I had 4 roll types in this last batch of cwr. This last 10 rolls were 95 percent copper. Yeah.

$100 sort that began in early Sept, and finally finished two days ago. All 200 rolls were CWR.

1515 American copper
96 Canadian copper Inc one KG
39 wheats, 3 of them were pre 1940

1650 TOTAL COPPER for an avg of 8.25 per roll or 16.5 %

Odds/others: SIX dimes! 18 Canadian zincs and 2 foreign coins

$50 report - all 100 rolls were CWR

809 American copper
61 Canadian copper Inc 3 KG
11 wheats - 2 were pre 1940

881 TOTAL COPPER for an avg of 8.8 per roll or 17.6 pct

Odds: 11 Canadian zincs, one dime, and two British penny

COMMENT: First 20 rolls were 32 percent copper. Later on , I suffered through 20-25 skunk rolls. Obviously unmarked rolls from competitors.

When I ran out of CWR, I began opening bwr STRING rolls. This batch began 5 days ago and finished roughly 5 hours ago.

$31 face (62 rolls)

580 American copper
20 Canadian copper Inc one KG
32 wheats - 10 pre 1940

632 TOTAL COPPER for an avg of 10 5 per roll or 21 percent

5 Canadian zincs

COMMENT: Notice the generosity of wheats as compared to CWR. bwr is like a stock going up while CWR is like a stock going down.

I am surprised at the number of Canadian KG, is that typical for your area?

Basically yes. I have consistently averaged one KG for every 40-50 rolls. Keep in mind that I open LARGE quantities year in and year out. I keep the king George's. But the 1953 and newer Canadian go into the copper pile.

Are you in a state that borders Canada? I am in Minnesota and see quite a few Canadian coins but dont see KG very often.