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Found a guy with a large amount of wheats, whats a good price to offer?
 
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I say double face. Assuming they are circulated. Pre-30s, eight cents a piece.
 
A local dealer told me 3 cents per wheatie.. 4 cents per S-mint wheatie.
 
Assuming you want the guy to sell id say a minimum of 4 cents per.
 
couldn't tell ya, it all depends on if there are key dates too
 
2 cents for most 1950's. 3 cents for 1940's. more for 1930's and older. Maybe much more.

Most coin shops around here have commons for resale at 3 cents. Beat up, but 3 cents. So I'd pay no more than 2 cents if i wanted to buy any.

but there are many that are older than 1930 that are worth much more than that.
 

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