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My nephew and I finally opened the box from Ryedale and ran two boxes of pennies.

Box 1, Brinks rolled, 631 copper coins, should be approximately 25.24%. East Tennessee location.

Box 2, Brinks rolled, 585 copper coins, should be approximately 23.4%. East Tennessee location.

Box 2, 3 Canadian coins and five wheat coins.

The Ryedale ran beautifully.

.......and the madness begins for another!!!!!!!

one more to the dark side

That's it.. I'm a movin' ta Tennessee!

Oh, I'm not going to report my percentages then. Hoard, you seem like a great guy, but you are the last guy that that I want to live in my area. Well maybe #2 after Adam.

Make sure you do a quick look through the zinc pile, sometimes the older wheats and Indians find their way in the wrong bucket. Many people have found Indians trying to escape back into circulation.

tuleja wrote:Make sure you do a quick look through the zinc pile, sometimes the older wheats and Indians find their way in the wrong bucket. Many people have found Indians trying to escape back into circulation.

Definaely good advise there.

NHsorter wrote:Oh, I'm not going to report my percentages then. Hoard, you seem like a great guy, but you are the last guy that that I want to live in my area. Well maybe #2 after Adam.

I already know what the percentages are in your area of the country. Thought about you when I passed on a Hard Times token from New Hamshire in the coin club auction tonight at $3.

tuleja wrote:Make sure you do a quick look through the zinc pile, sometimes the older wheats and Indians find their way in the wrong bucket. Many people have found Indians trying to escape back into circulation.

A fact I only recently found out about