copper cents

It’s a bit higher than 72 billion due to the increased production in the seventies.

 

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I’m starting to sort another container.
The shiny ones are 1958 to 1962.
Sort by decade and into tubes. For another day.

 

Noted.
Doubling your money isn’t a bad thing.

 

No it’s not. And in this case, it’s cheap. Lol I have about 3000 newer cents to go through, about the same for LMC’s and over 5000 Wheat Cents. It just seems like too much work. Lol I’ll take my time and enjoy it though. You have fun as well.

 

I write things down on a notepad. So far I’ve spent more on the beers than the coins rolled up and headed to the bank. Lol
I have the benefit of my mom not mixing her change with her mothers. Grandma’s change stops in the 1960s for whatever reason.

 

At least yours is separated. Mine is just bagged and loose but it’s not from any relatives.

 

The one of grandma’s I’ve been through dated from Indian cents to the 1950s so that was a little head start.

 

No LWCs in the '70s. ;-)

 

I had to go back and reread your post. You may be correct as zinc was adding in LMC to 1981.

 

I don't really expect to live to 160, but I don't have a specific quitting date in mind just yet.

 

Fun!!!!

 

Send on over… I can look through them!

 

The weight is a killer for costs. You can come here, it’s cheaper.

 

Lol!!!

 

I have found some nice zincolns and I’m saving a few that do not have spots etc. Some recent rolls my hubby brought me had to be turned in by someone. Sadly turned in or hopefully not stolen from anyone.