1953 BU Cent Roll

Here is another of the rolls that I purchased the other day , 1953 BU Cent , what do you think?

 

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beautiful...

 

Anything that I should keep my eye open for on these cents?

 

a couple that you can send to me......

 

Found some strange looking coins in this roll , strong die cracks on the obv. and rev. , huge cuds on the T in cent , weak strikes , and some with a shadow 3 in the date , and some other things.Did find that most of these coins are VERY NICE , maybe I`ll send in this roll instead of the 44 S roll.

 

I have some 1953 'BIE' errors. (LIBIERTY)

 

The 1953-P Cent is known for having a doubled "3" in the Date (which I think that you already referred to as a shadow 3) like the 1955-P "Poorman's Double Die" Cent! These usually bring prices from $2 to $5 and sometimes more for Mint State specimens.


Frank

 

Wow Wow Wow Wow !!!!!!!!!!! Half Of This Roll Had A Double 3 - All Bu

 

I did it , have them in a package ready to mail out to NGC.

 

What will cost be?

 

With shipping $785.50

 

WOW! are they giving you any discount for bulk?

Maybe they can make a new roll slab that is sealed

 

Only 10% , but you get that no matter what.

 

If you have enough (including friends, a cooperative dealer or whatever), NGC will certify them at $6 a piece. However, you must have a minimum of 100 coins, at least 30% must be 65 or better, they will only grade the 65 & + coins and I am sure there are other restrictions. This is how you see so many "cheap" coins getting certified.