I asked people at work to sell me their pennies they save. If they use a coin star, it is a good deal for them as I give them one for one and they save the cost of using the machine. I have found a few wheats doing this but none as old as yours yet. Nice condition. There are quite a lot still in circulation.
Thanks for the replies. I guess I will keep my day job as my attempt at humor didn't get picked up on. I thought someone on the four sites I posted this would have had some kind of reply about the size reference but I reckon most folks just thought "What idiot puts a nickel in a penny picture for size"!
1910 seems to be a mildly unusual year to find in my opinion. I've never found one even though they minted 146 million of them. Too bad it's not an "S".