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$100.….10/10///11-5

1959...21...4 were P
60-67...164
68-74...335
75-81...509...d
75-81...216...p
82...122...85 were cu
Wheat...27..2
cdn .8..2 cu..can't remember when I had a low cu

Odds...75 MD

Yeah, my gal at the CU is back from maternity leave I can now get bags again.

$25 in pennies gone thru while recovering from foot surgery.

Pennies from 1959-1981: 209
1982 coppers: 9 (also 7 zincs)
Wheats (not included above): 10 (including 1918-P and 1939-D)
Canada: 3 (all coppers)
Proof: 1981-S

Total coppers: 9.28%

Sorry for your ,loss,, heck even here in Tucson I get 10-12%.

I am no longer the ,,lowest average,, in the country.

Yeah

Lolol

Recyclersteve wrote:$25 in pennies gone thru while recovering from foot surgery.

Pennies from 1959-1981: 209
1982 coppers: 9 (also 7 zincs)
Wheats (not included above): 10 (including 1918-P and 1939-D)
Canada: 3 (all coppers)
Proof: 1981-S

Total coppers: 9.28%

Do not be discouraged. Press on! Persistence is often the key to success

This is a small sample size:
$10 face - All 20 rolls were heavy CWRs

649 American copper
50 Canadian copper including 3 KG
9 wheats

708 TOTAL COPPER for an avg of 35+ per roll or 71 percent!!!!!!!

My next report will probably have MUCH lower percentages

Silver4face wrote:This is a small sample size:
$10 face - All 20 rolls were heavy CWRs

649 American copper
50 Canadian copper including 3 KG
9 wheats

708 TOTAL COPPER for an avg of 35+ per roll or 71 percent!!!!!!!

My next report will probably have MUCH lower percentages

.

Wow- what a haul!!!

And now, four days later, a much bigger sample size:

$50 face - All 100 rolls were CWR

951 American copper
49 Canadian copper
23 wheats (two pre 1940)

1023 TOTAL COPPER for an avg of
10.23 per roll or 20.46 percent.

Odds: 19 Canadian zincs and 2 Dimes