Besides halves and dimes, I do about a cent box or two per week, usually the String & Son ones. I'd say my average is 9-10 wheats per box, and about 4-5 Canadians. I've found one Indian since I've started (30 boxes), a beautiful 1902 coin.
So I was surprised by these results: 47 wheats, mostly 40s and 50s, plus a 1919D, a 1934 and 1939.
Anyone have any idea as to why this box would have so many? Is it just luck of the draw? It's not like they were hand-rolled by some little old lady getting rid of her old pennies... almost every roll had a wheat in it, some with two or even three. Never seen anything like for a String box.
Anyway, just thought I'd share. HH!
So I was surprised by these results: 47 wheats, mostly 40s and 50s, plus a 1919D, a 1934 and 1939.
Anyone have any idea as to why this box would have so many? Is it just luck of the draw? It's not like they were hand-rolled by some little old lady getting rid of her old pennies... almost every roll had a wheat in it, some with two or even three. Never seen anything like for a String box.
Anyway, just thought I'd share. HH!
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