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[davest]

I recently became the proud owner of a lot of Lincoln Wheat/Memorial rolls that were put together in the years they came out. Some years are in plastic tubes, some in non bank rolls, a few are in bank rolls. They begin with 1930P. Sorry no 1931s . but they are an interesting pita.

I'm trying to figure out how to sell them. Do I sell at .04 each cent? should i take the time and grade the, I'm talking over 2000 coins in one lump.

Ideas are welcome. Not even sure this is a coinrollhunting subject.

 

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[Diver_Down]

Let's see some pics of what you are dealing with.

 

[davest]

I have to figure out how to post pics. Any ideas?

 

[port ewen ace]

errors are rampant in wheat/coppers--- I get up to 1000X face for some, plus AU/MS will fetch the same for some issues, mainly S mints------ get a REDBOOK

 

[Dozer D]

As PEA said, "get a red book first", you will have to date check each one just to make sure you don't have a key or semi-key date and sell it for $.04, and you might pull out any of the wheats that are ExFine or better.

 

[davest]

yes, the RedBook. Been down that road. As I try to figure out how to upload pics to this site I have to re state how many coins I have. Somewhere near 125 rolls. The earlier estimate was way off.

I was thinking that the grey sheet would be a better choice in reference material but really don't have the time to go thru each roll, face and obverse.

How do I post pics here. I can't seem to find a tutorial

 

[Dozer D]

If your really considering selling, besides the GRAY sheet, you might think about the BLUE BOOK.

 

[Diver_Down]

I have to figure out how to post pics. Any ideas?

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[davest]

thanks. Moving this to the Coin section.