bush13st_beav3r
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So, I do a lot of penny crh'ing, saving all the copper ones, foreign coinage, and of course wheaties....never found an ih or any other goodies...(curious as to any other coins anyone has found in penny rolls?)... I have a TON of 1974....they don't have that old Browning that all my other coppers have, my inquisitive nature got me to searching the ol' interwebs and I found out they did quite a bit of coin experimenting in 73/74(work began in 73, coins were supposedly stamped 74, although I do have some uniquely colored 73's).... So, my question is,
-are any of the 74's copper? Or should I take them out of my copper jar...
- If they are aluminum alloy, what way is best to tell(very unlikely since the prototypes were given to congress to show off. Extras were "destroyed")...
-what other kinds of alloys/metal compositions were used these years
-do any of them have intrinsic value/numismatic value
I will take pics tonight....I'm going to go through my copper jar and get all the 74's and funny lookin 73's out ....will take me awhile....probly have 200$ in pennies or so
-beav3r
-are any of the 74's copper? Or should I take them out of my copper jar...
- If they are aluminum alloy, what way is best to tell(very unlikely since the prototypes were given to congress to show off. Extras were "destroyed")...
-what other kinds of alloys/metal compositions were used these years
-do any of them have intrinsic value/numismatic value
I will take pics tonight....I'm going to go through my copper jar and get all the 74's and funny lookin 73's out ....will take me awhile....probly have 200$ in pennies or so
-beav3r