Jeffersons and Lincolns

[silvereagle78]

Well after a bit of a break I decided to get back in the saddle. I did $25 in Cents and $40 in Nickels all customer handrolled.

The Cents produced only 9 wheats (oldest 1928), almost solid roll of BU 1968-D (was missing 2), and 57% Copper.


The Nickels produced 43 pre 60's, which is a high number for the amount went through. No special dates, however, quite a few S mints.

Well not bad for my first ride back after my break, now on to the dimes and quarters, hopefully silver awaits.

 

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[golden silver]

Not bad. Good luck on the silver huntin.

Golden Silver

 

[jrf30]

57% copper. That's pretty awesome. Good job.

Man, if I could get 57% copper, I'd dedicate hours a day to doing it. :-)

 

[silvereagle78]

57% copper. That's pretty awesome. Good job.

Man, if I could get 57% copper, I'd dedicate hours a day to doing it. :-)

Yea, 57% is quite unusual and a first for me. Imagine if silver came like that I thought there would be more wheats than that because it was definately someones old stash. The roll of BU 68-D's was also a first. 41 years old, all in the same roll, and look like they were just minted. Thanks for the comments.

 

[Diver_Down]

Beautiful cents. Nice score.