Lots of wheats!

FingerGrime

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It has been about six months since I had done any hunting at all. I spontaneously decided to stop by a bank on Saturday and purchase a bag of pennies and a bag of nickels. I am very glad I did! I ended up finding more wheats in the cent bag than I have ever found from all my previous CRHing expeditions combined! All said and done I got 540 wheat pennies! That is 10.8% wheats. Nearly every handful had at least one wheat cent, some had about thirty. Unfortunately, they are mostly common 40s and 50s wheats, but that's the way it goes. I managed to fill two holes in my album and upgrade several others.
I did pretty well with the nickels too. I got five war nicks and one buffalo and I only average about one war nickel per bag.
I plan on hitting this bank hard in the next few days and buying up every bag I can get my grimy fingers on.

Here are the breakdowns:

Cents
Bag 5(July 31,2010): (538) 1916,1917x2,1919x2,1920,1923,1925,1928,1929x2,1930,1934x6,1935x7,1936x9,1937x5,1939x9,1940x7,1941x31,1941Dx2,1942x15,1942Dx8,
1944x36,1944Dx10,1945x29,1945Dx6,1946x35,1946Dx4,1947Dx3,1948x10,1948Dx4,1949x4,1949Dx2,1950x5,1950Dx13,1951x7,1951Dx20,
1952x2,1952Dx28,1952S,1953x11,1953Dx32,1954Dx7,1955x12,1955Dx11,1956x15,1956Dx48,1957x5,1957Dx37,1958x9,1958Dx21
steel pennies: 1943x2
12 canadians: one was a george VI 1946
(5) 1969S,1970S,1971S,1974Sx2
1960D small date x 2
bahamas cents: 1987,1990,1995,1997
2 dimes
2009 LP2 DDR-002
39.02% copper

Nickels

Bag 5(July 31,2010): (53) 1939,1940x4,1940Dx2,1940S,1941x4,1942D,1946x5,1947Dx2,1948x4,1948D,1949D,1950,1952x2,1952D,1953,1953Dx2,1954,1954Dx3,1956D,
1957,1957Dx5,1958Dx4,1959Dx5
war: 1943P,1944Px3,1944D
4 canadians
(16) 1968Sx3,1969Sx2,1970Sx11
1936 buffalo
mexican 1 pesos: 1993,1996,1999
bahamans five cents 2004
history channel club token
a washer


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FingerGrime

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No, those are just the regular S-mint nickels that were released from 68-70. They aren't really worth anything...and I'm not sure why I keep them, but I suppose they are a bit more uncommon than the P and Ds.
 

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