My first Wheaty!

[RelicPrime113]

Believe it or not it didn't turn out to be a stinken Lincoln but rather a wheat cent, probably from the 40's. The year is eroded but the back is in excellent condition. Unfortunately this wheaty seems to have taken quite the beating. But still a great find and a first wheaty for me. I usually find them in change I receive but not this time. so far 2013 has been a great year for me , especially for finding coins. Enjoy!

 

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[Vonclemen29]

Heck yea, more to come now. I know when I started I was just finding new stuff. After my first wheat though it seemed I started finding all kind! Good hunting

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

If only the coins could talk Oh the story they could tell even though it's beat up it is still special being your first.

 

[RelicPrime113]

Thanks, glad you guys liked it

 

[poptop121]

ditto...what back-of-the-boat said...gratz

 

[treblehunter]

Where there is wheat there could be silver, go back and check that area low and slow, never know might have snuck by ya.
Congrats, I love wheats!

 

[RelicPrime113]

Thanks, glad you guys like it, I found it near a big tree in my back yard. I'm gonna check there again tomorrow.

 

[vpnavy]

on your first RelicPrime113! Thanks for sharing...

 

[OldJerseyGirl]

I found my first one in my yard also. I found the next two in different places. Funny think is they are all 1941. The year I was born. I will keep them for good luck. I will need it.

Happy hunting.

 

[wheatfinder13]

If you soak it in olive oil, you might be able to read the date, great find

 

[cti4sw]

The wheat cent production after WWII was the highest of all wheat mintages. They sure had a lot of recycled shell casings to use. I think 1944 and 1945 were the most-circulated years right after the war. Then another billion or so was produced by Denver in 1956 and 1957.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Nice score!...Keep at it ...You will have a ton of them soon!