Roll-searchers, post your results!

Finished my 4 boxes of halves for the week. They were fun
Box 1: 1x64P Ken, 4x40%ers
Box 2: 6x40%ers (1 was a reverse ender), Gold plated 76P Bicentennial
Box 3: 8x40%ers (inculding a 76S 40% Proof), Gold plated 84P, My first 2016P
Box 4: 2x64P Kens (1 was an obverse ender), Religious token

Total: 3x90%ers, 18x40%ers = 3.75oz
(sorry for the crappy picture)

 

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I don't think my two boxes will beat that [emoji23] I can always hope!


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Best of luck

 

Nice find on the 40% 76-S. I've yet to find one.

 

Nice furry! I love those 90% kens. You just got tripple of what I got in my collection in silver halves.

 

$100 in halves... one 40%. Should have been two but the teller held back a loose 40%

 

thanks, I've been away at college, just returned for summer.

 

This is my 3rd now

 

Sorry for the bad picture

But, I found this 1955 penny today in my penny roll search.

 

Looks like it used to be encased.

 

yes it does look liked it was encased especially on the edge, i was unable to get a picture of it.

 

I found this and was wondering if it might be a wam.

 

Nope.

 

3 Dollars loose teller halves
1 Shiny toned 1967

 

Furry how can you tell?

 

http://www.lincolncentforum.com/290-2/
Scroll down until you get to the WAM portion.

 

I've been using my cell phone to take pictures for this forum. What I have been doing recently, is use two fingers on the screen to magnify pennies to about 2.5 times size, then centering the coin on my phone, then snapping the photo. Works pretty well. Even better if my light source is from the top and from the side. Nothing fancy, just two lights.

Congrats on your find.

 

Half a box down and one silver half!

 

So I looked at this and compared my pic with another 2000 dated cent

 

Check the "FG" initials near the memorial. But yours does not have a wide enough space between the A and the M. With a WAM the space between the AM and ME are almost equal. Yours is not.