How many of you do cents?

[crhgymnast1]

Hey I was just wondering how many if you guys do cents, and how many boxes at one time

 

[Coppercrazy]

Ok, so what varieties do you search for? I mean, are you counting errors?

 

[hokielegend]

I started with cents too. It was my girlfriend(at the time) grandma who have me a book and told me to fill it up haha

A proper usage of possessive noun would go a long way in decoding this sentence.

 

[enamel7]

I told you. Everything! Varieties and errors. Errors are easy to spot. I have a scope for varieties. Doubling, rpms, transitional designs. Even wheats have varieties to look for. Just because it's not one of the major known varieties doesn't mean it's not valuable. Rarity comes into play also.

 

[Coppercrazy]

I told you. Everything! Varieties and errors. Errors are easy to spot. I have a scope for varieties. Doubling, rpms, transitional designs. Even wheats have varieties to look for. Just because it's not one of the major known varieties doesn't mean it's not valuable. Rarity comes into play also.

I know, but I know of a lot of varieties. Which ones do you look for? Like can you give me a complete list. If not, that's ok

 

[enamel7]

It's impossible to give you a complete list. I look at every coin and try to find the doubling, etc. Coppercoins, Wexler's site, cherry pickers guide, these will all help you. There is no complete list because new ones are found every day. I myself have discovery pieces.

 

[moff347]

Cents are by far the funnest denomination to do. For a coin collector that is. While finding silver is great, it is not the reason I CRH. I enjoy trying to find those rare coins. Whether its the 1950-D Jefferson nickel (I've found 3) or the 1955 DDO wheat cent (I wish I had found 3). It is lots of fun and occasionally you run across an awesome score.

Last night I found a 1983 DDR Lincoln Cent worth somewhere between $125 and $175. You would be hard pressed to find that kind of profit margin in any other denomination