Desirable coin cheat sheet?

[faribo]

Has anyone ever made up a cheat sheet of coins to watch for when going through your finds? We all know that if we get a 1955 penny to look closely. Same with 1877 Indians. But what about the other coins we don't hear about like those two examples?

I hope I explained this well, sometimes I just don't seem to communicate what I mean well.

 

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[Trezurehunter]

It's not a bad idea, if your not familiar with the rarer coins. I personally don't use one, because I have been collecting coins forever and pretty much know the rare or tough dates, in fact I specifically collect them. I did however use a cheat sheet on some of my new detectors when the numbers rang up! That helped me learn the machine quicker.

 

[Gare]

I don't ever sell my coins i find so no need to value them

 

[faribo]

It isn't about selling. It is about keeping the better/rarer ones separate from the common ones.