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Going through the reject bucket from 4 $50 bank bags.......I saw a 1934 wheat yesterday when I ran them. I quickly snatched that one before it got lost in the zincs. One of these bags had 380 wheats that fell into the copper pile. I JUST KNEW SOMETHING COOL JUST HAD TO BE IN THE REJECT BUCKET.....!







Kinda beat up a bit....but it's a first for me!!!!!!! I still have half the bucket to go through!!!!!!

And the second half of the bucket got me this one.....1915D.....worn but still nice to get a teen with a mintmark!!!!

Your not supposed to check the rejects

Your supposed to take them back and let us take a crack at getting those dates!

Is this a fluke or are wheaties regularly rejected with a Ryedale? Do you ever resort the rejects?

I got a decent indian head the other day from the reject bucket!

yep - sorting pennies is probably the only hobby where the 'rejects' are a good thing

Way to go, Jonas! Thanks for sharing the photos of a couple of really cool coins. It motivates me to go to the bank & get some more pennies!

SilverEye wrote:Is this a fluke or are wheaties regularly rejected with a Ryedale? Do you ever resort the rejects?

http://www.pennysorter.com/sorting-pennies/faqs

SEE item 16 in the FAQ (why does my machine reject some wheat pennies)

Hey Ryedale I saw you used an Xray on the old wheat pennies to get purities. Silver is on the list in a decent amount.

Using your results how much silver is in a penny and how practical is it to expect these results? Any chance the silver would become worthwhile?

Robarons wrote:Your not supposed to check the rejects

Your supposed to take them back and let us take a crack at getting those dates!

Yeah, and if I followed that there would be a NICE 1909-S VDB still floating around.

Very nice coins there Jonas, just another example and motivation to leave no stone unturned and keep scanning every coin in the rejects!