Wrapped wheat pennies

[Jyorsky]

I have a friend who passed last Thanksgiving 2017 and his his brother has foiund several pounds of wrapped and sorted wheat pennies by various years. I assume that most are circulated Coins.
With that said, would a collector be interested in the lot, beyond face value..
Or is this the correct forum for this type of question?

 

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[Diver_Down]

Of course, collectors would be interested. From what you described, the expectation would be that they have been searched/sorted so depending on whether they are common wheaties (40s-50s) or if they are earlier would dictate the price. Common wheat cents sell for about 3 cents each. For early wheats (teens/twenties), I get about 9 cents a wheat. That is again for common dates.

 

[Jyorsky]

Say did if it is no a wheat jus copper is 2 a fair price per?

 

[PetesPockets55]

Say did if it is no a wheat jus copper is 2 a fair price per?

Several pounds (2?) would only be about 300 Lincoln cents since there are about 150 pcs. per pound for copper ones.
A search on Ebay has them going for about 1.5 - 2 cents each.

 

[A2coins]

I would buy unsearched rolls of wheats if truly unsearched

 

[PetesPockets55]

My bad.
For some reason I missed the "wheat" part of the description. Wheat cents go for 3-5 cents each for common circulated brown ones.