lahmejoon
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Decent mixture of hand-rolled and machine rolled pennies produced:
10 wheats - 40, 45S (x2), 52D, 52S, 55D, 56D(x2), 57D, 58D
3 Canadians - 94, 00, 08
10 dimes
Very strange with the dimes. Do any of you know if dealers do "grab bags" at shows? The dimes came out of a handful of customer rolls. All were wrapped in the same type of roll. There was one roll with three dimes, another with five dimes, one roll with a dime and a wheat, and one roll with one dime and a folded up piece of paper with the number "6" on it. Got me thinking that maybe these were some sort of grab bag type of item where if you pulled a number out of a roll, you could exchange it for some pre-selected coin. Sportscard dealers used to do these type of grab bags all the time at shows.
I haven't figured out the amount of copper, but I would guess that it is near the standard 20%.
10 wheats - 40, 45S (x2), 52D, 52S, 55D, 56D(x2), 57D, 58D
3 Canadians - 94, 00, 08
10 dimes
Very strange with the dimes. Do any of you know if dealers do "grab bags" at shows? The dimes came out of a handful of customer rolls. All were wrapped in the same type of roll. There was one roll with three dimes, another with five dimes, one roll with a dime and a wheat, and one roll with one dime and a folded up piece of paper with the number "6" on it. Got me thinking that maybe these were some sort of grab bag type of item where if you pulled a number out of a roll, you could exchange it for some pre-selected coin. Sportscard dealers used to do these type of grab bags all the time at shows.
I haven't figured out the amount of copper, but I would guess that it is near the standard 20%.
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