The Saga of Four Boxes

[Cerulean]

On Monday the 22nd, I picked up two boxes of pennies and two boxes of nickels from my main bank's "extended hours" branch. Two of the boxes were cobbled together from customer-wrapped rolls, and none of the four are shiny new issues.

Box 1: Pennies.... zero wheats, zero Canadian. But I did fill a hole at 1972-S and got a nice looking 1959-D.

Box 2: Nickels.... much better:
2x 1939-P
1x 1940-D
1x 1941-D
2x 1946-P
1x 1946-D
2x 1947-P
1x 1949-D
1x 1954-P
2x 1954-D
2x 1955-D
1x 1956-P
2x 1956-D
1x 1957-P
1x 1957-D
1x Canadian, 1982
and filled holes at 1958-P, 1959-P, and 1968-D

Two down, two to go.....

 

[Cerulean]

Third box, pennies...

Wheat cents:
2x 1942-P
1x 1944-P
2x 1945-P
1x 1950-P
1x 1951-P
1x 1953-P
2x 1955-P
1x 1956-P
1x 1956-D
1x 1957-D
Canadian cents:
1x 1960
1x 1967
1x 1978
1x 1979
1x 1984
1x 2001

Also filled a hole at 1968-S. One box left, of nickels.

 

[tnfishdaddy]

So far so good.

 

[Cerulean]

And the last box is done (nickels):

1x 1938-P (filled hole)
1x 1939-P
2x 1940-P
4x 1941-P
2x 1942-P
1x 1946-P
1x 1946-D
2x 1949-P
1x 1950-P (filled hole)
1x 1952-P
1x 1952-D
1x 1953-P
1x 1954-P
1x 1954-D
1x 1956-D
1x 1957-P
1x 1957-D
1x Canadian nickel, 1998
1x Canadian nickel, 1999

...and one 1975-P cent. Total of 23 old Jeffs and 2 Canadians.