tkessler77
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3 nice lincoln memorial. 2 wheat. 6 canadian.
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Penny Hunting 4-4-12
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BuffaloBoy
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the volume searched to net that hefty amount?
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tkessler77
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Those are the results for one box. I like keeping quality copper lincoln memorials in a separate bag. That 1964 penny looks like it would be a high enough grade to be interesting to collectors and worth more than just its copper value. I save all the ugly 1959-1981 for copper value. Canadians are kind of interesting because they are foreign and a l
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just curious, where do you get more value for the copper pennies? is there a place you sell them? i was told it was illegal to sell copper pennies? i'm jist wondering because i have two big coffee cans full of pennies that i've yet searched.
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American cents/pennies are illegal to sell to a refinery, recycler, scrap yard to melt. You can however sell them to a copper hoarder or save them yourself.
You can sell via Craigslist or FeeBay. you wont get melt value but you should be able to get more than .01 per coin.
You can sell via Craigslist or FeeBay. you wont get melt value but you should be able to get more than .01 per coin.
