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Hey guys, thought i'd post the last 5 boxes of cents I did cause i've seen people asking about them. Don't have the money to be doing bigger coins so I stick to cents, but it doesn't matter cause they are fun for me :)

Box 1: 13 Wheats- 1943 oldest. 2.8 lbs copper cents. (I don't keep track of face value)
Box 2: 16 Wheats- 1919 oldest. 4 lbs copper
Box 3: 7 Wheats- 1944 oldest. 3.4 lbs copper
Box 4: 8 Wheats- 1944 oldest. 3.2 lbs copper
Box 5: 24 Wheats- 1940 oldest. 3.4 lbs copper

Hope this helps someone!
 
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Cents can provide a good source of CRHing enjoyment if you can't do larger denominations. There are so many varieties to look for that one can focus solely on pennies to. After dealing with major skunks, I do like to do a box of pennies. Usually guaranteed of some wheats. One can look for Wide AM & Close AM varieties along with doubled dies. Plenty to examine in a penny box.
 

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