ThePt78Gamer
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5/6/2014:
8 hand wrapped rolls of cents: Bicentennial canadian, 2 wheat cents with dates of 1957 D, and 1944.
10 MWR of cents: 1955, 1956, 1957 D.
Register finds: 3 Wheat cents: 1958 D, 1944, and 1937. 1939 no mint mark nickel. And no doubling.
Lookout finds: 1942 wheat cent.
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5/7/2014:
Dumped about 60$ in cents, got my bills and change back and from this I got a wheat, 1944.
2 Bicentennial Quarters from the Laundry "bills for quarters" machine, and one Bicentennial from under one of the machines.
2 MWR (Loomis) of halves: Skunk.
Teller tray find: 1978 Ike dollar. I dont keep Ikes unless they are silver or proofs, (Or both
but eh) I give them to one of my bosses at work who collects them. I sell for face.
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5/8/2014:
Got a brinks box of cents, and a GREAT one at that. 35 wheats total and 2 King George cents from Canada. Oldest wheat was a well worn 1916 no mint mark, second oldest was a 1937. The Canadian cents had dates of 1950, and 1946. This is the most amount of wheats Ive ever gotten in a single box, the old record was 26 in one box I believe.
14 MWR of Halves: Skunk.
This means the entire loomis box of Halves was a skunk. Oh well, it happens A LOT Ive seen. (What with 80 and 90 something skunk box streaks Ive heard about)
Good luck to everyone else.
8 hand wrapped rolls of cents: Bicentennial canadian, 2 wheat cents with dates of 1957 D, and 1944.
10 MWR of cents: 1955, 1956, 1957 D.
Register finds: 3 Wheat cents: 1958 D, 1944, and 1937. 1939 no mint mark nickel. And no doubling.
Lookout finds: 1942 wheat cent.
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5/7/2014:
Dumped about 60$ in cents, got my bills and change back and from this I got a wheat, 1944.
2 Bicentennial Quarters from the Laundry "bills for quarters" machine, and one Bicentennial from under one of the machines.
2 MWR (Loomis) of halves: Skunk.
Teller tray find: 1978 Ike dollar. I dont keep Ikes unless they are silver or proofs, (Or both
but eh) I give them to one of my bosses at work who collects them. I sell for face.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5/8/2014:
Got a brinks box of cents, and a GREAT one at that. 35 wheats total and 2 King George cents from Canada. Oldest wheat was a well worn 1916 no mint mark, second oldest was a 1937. The Canadian cents had dates of 1950, and 1946. This is the most amount of wheats Ive ever gotten in a single box, the old record was 26 in one box I believe.
14 MWR of Halves: Skunk.
This means the entire loomis box of Halves was a skunk. Oh well, it happens A LOT Ive seen. (What with 80 and 90 something skunk box streaks Ive heard about)Good luck to everyone else.
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