Fired up the Ryedale tonight
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2018 9:06 pmIt has been over three months since I ran a bag of pennies through the Glory SS-20 and then the Ryedale so I thought I would do that tonight. This was a bag from the other stack than this one
http://www.realcent.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=41352#p321962
that I acquired on 12/18/2015.
Results from the Glory SS-20
$49.87 Pennies
$0.70 Dimes
$50.57 for my $50 buy-in. Not too bad to start.
Nothing too special in the mix.
953 Copper Lincoln Memorial Cents (one with USA and Liberty Bell stamped on it)
14 Wheat Cents including 4 pre-1940 (1919,1925,1934 & 1937) All pretty smooth
2 Canadian Copper
4018 zinc Cents
19.4% Copper
The 1955-D is NOT a double die and is a little green.
That is about my average the last few years. It is usually between $9.00 and $11.50 per bag (18% - 23%)
The coin hopper was a little sluggish and stopped a few times during the double sort but it was relaxing and fun to sort a bag. I had beer in the process.
MUTiger
http://www.realcent.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=41352#p321962
that I acquired on 12/18/2015.
Results from the Glory SS-20
$49.87 Pennies
$0.70 Dimes
$50.57 for my $50 buy-in. Not too bad to start.
Nothing too special in the mix.
953 Copper Lincoln Memorial Cents (one with USA and Liberty Bell stamped on it)
14 Wheat Cents including 4 pre-1940 (1919,1925,1934 & 1937) All pretty smooth
2 Canadian Copper
4018 zinc Cents
19.4% Copper
- 12/18/15 Bag Finds
- 20151218 Finds 1.jpg (467.88 KiB) Viewed 1260 times
The 1955-D is NOT a double die and is a little green.
That is about my average the last few years. It is usually between $9.00 and $11.50 per bag (18% - 23%)
The coin hopper was a little sluggish and stopped a few times during the double sort but it was relaxing and fun to sort a bag. I had beer in the process.
MUTiger
