Things to look for (varieties, silver, etc.)

Exactly

 

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1960 large date over small date
vica versa
1960 d small date
1960, d/d, small/large date
1970 s Dbl Die
1971 p and s, 1972 p dbl die
1992 p and d close am
1995 dbl die
2009 formative years various dbl die


All: Satin finish coins 2005-2010
Any "s"
and 1965, 66, or 67 SMS

 

Nickels:
Silver
Pre-war
1939 dbl montichello
1942 d/horiz. d- non-silver
1943 p, 3/2
1943 p, dbl eye
1945p, dbl die
1949 d/s
1954 s/d
1955 d/s
1994 and 1997 special finish

 

Dimes:
1996w
1982 no mintmark- weak or better strong strike
1960 dbl die
1954 dbl die
1964 d dbl die
1970 dbl die
1968 dbl die
All railroad rimes

 

Some of us think the very idea of copper-coated zinc cents is a problem, and there'll come a day (in the lifetime of many folks here) when there aren't many of any date left. Stupid ugly little ticking time bombs.

 

Quarters:
1932 dbl die
1934 dbl die
1937 dbl die
1942 d dbl die obv and rev
1943 p and s dbl die
1950 d, d/s
1950 s, s/d
1966 dbl die
1970 d, dbl die
1976 s silver clad
1989 d repunched mintmark
2004-d, winscosion, extra leaf high, or low
2005 minnesota, extra tree

All 2012-now s

 

Halves:
1964-1970
1964 dbl die
1964 d dbl die
1964 d repunched mm
1966, sms, dbl die
1967, sms, Quintiple die
1972, dbl die
1972 d, MI
1974-d dbl die
1976 s silver clad
all 2002- now
1987 p and d
2014 ones with special relief, p and d

 

Dollars:
1979 wide rim
any 2002-now
pres. from 2012-2016
all pres. dollars without edge lettering, or sac. from 2009-now,
2015-w
cheerios
goodcare finish
speared eagle
eisenhower:
1971 d var. 2
1971-s, repuched mm
1971-1974-s silver clad
1971 s polished
1972, var.2 and 3
1976 s silver clad, var. 1 and 2
1976, p and d var. 2

 

I totally agree. And I'm getting rid of as many as I can from the bank boxes I have, just as fast as I can. Even the 2017 boxes I got are already turning color sealed in their wrappers. Some already have edge rot. I don't think they will even survive long in plastic tubes. Those who save them in their wrappers each year thinking they might be worth something, somewhere down the road, I fear are in for a nasty surprise some day.

 

I don't like the zinc cents, I just need the 1982 Philly small date zinc to finish my set. And I read it's the rarest one. (Unique coin not included.)

 

I thought this was about pocket change. Do you really think anyone will, anytime soon find any of those early doubled die quarters? How about also listing all the Barber and Seated coinage also. Maybe someone will also find a bunch of Seated Dollars in an Ike roll.

 

If you are lucky enough to find silver in change, it might be one of them

 

1968 DDO

 

Cents:
1988 reverse of '89
All wheatie's

 

1988-d reverse of '89 cent