time machine

[penny pretty]

handsorted $20 in CWRs from a single pickup, all rolls the same type wrapper. after 2nd roll noticed a trend. decided to keep close notes on percentages. While not earth shattering, the latest date in all forty rolls was 1992. Most of the zincs seemed to be 1988. SO, if copper sorting was around 20 years ago, what would you find? were these wrappers sitting idle for that long? When were they wrapped? maybe you math wizards out there can use this to figure the declining rate of return. OK the percent is not as much as I thought, around 44(I counted every 2 1982s as one) but the strange variable is... NOT ONE WHEAT! I can easily get a roll RIFE with shields, and still get a wheat. Maybe I got some cents from a 1992 wheat sorter? Your thoughts, gentlemen..

[Rosco]

Just the luck of the run at least not too much Cat hair An other stuff

You can make a Stick balance, glue a zinc on one end small dowel in middle an test on other end if it drops its Copper

[penny pretty]

have a scale, but dont weigh the 82. till can is full.