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Two boxes of dimes produced 3 silver Rosies (1946, 1950, 1964) and 1 Merc (1920??).
$17.50 in loose halves produced 2 silver halves (1966, 1969)
$30.00 in hand rolled cents produced a good amount of Canadian George VI Cents:
1937(needed for my book), 1938(needed for my book), 1940, 1941(10), 1942(4), 1943(6), 1944,
1945(5), 1946(2), 1947(3), 1949, 1950(3), 1951, as well as 7 Confederation Centennial cents. I don't usally find many of the CC cents.
There were two cent rolls marked "wheat" but there was only one wheat in the roll and the majority of the Canadian George VI cents were in those rolls and a few others.
Two boxes of cents produced 30 wheats. (1930 the oldest, most from the 40's and 50's)
$17.50 in loose halves produced 2 silver halves (1966, 1969)
$30.00 in hand rolled cents produced a good amount of Canadian George VI Cents:
1937(needed for my book), 1938(needed for my book), 1940, 1941(10), 1942(4), 1943(6), 1944,
1945(5), 1946(2), 1947(3), 1949, 1950(3), 1951, as well as 7 Confederation Centennial cents. I don't usally find many of the CC cents.
There were two cent rolls marked "wheat" but there was only one wheat in the roll and the majority of the Canadian George VI cents were in those rolls and a few others.
Two boxes of cents produced 30 wheats. (1930 the oldest, most from the 40's and 50's)
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