Recap of my first year collecting

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by Clutchy, Jan 1, 2014.

  1. Clutchy

    Clutchy Well-Known Member

    I would like to thank you all for your help this past year. It was a up and down learning experience if I was to describe it in one statement, but overall I enjoyed it. The worst part of it was I had to dump my silver and copper hoard because of financial situations that came up. Took a 33% hit on over 4lbs of silver and it got so bad I had to feed the coin machine over 140 lbs of copper. On top of that I mixed up the searched and unsearched buckets and dumped 30 lbs of unsearched copper. That bothered me more than anything. The way I look at it, Im glad I had all that silver to upload rather than spending it on other stuff that I couldn’t get rid of. It really helped me. FOR THOSE WHO I HAD PENDING SALES WITH, I APOLOGIZE. I didn’t realize my situation was going to be as long as it is. I kept thinking next week will be better, which never happened. Soooo…. On to stuff that made me happy. I purchased some nice coins, nothing too great. But for me the fun was in the searching of cents. Here are my finds
    Approx. 500 wheat cents including a AU+ 1939d, VF 1927s, 3 – 1910 and a red 1940p that looks like it just recently was put into circulation, I would say XF+ on condition.
    Doubled Die Coins:
    1968d 1do-002
    1971p 1do -001 (XF IMO)
    1971p 1do-003
    2 – 1972p 1do-003
    1973d 1do-001
    1974d 1do-003
    1982p 1do-003
    2003p 1do-005
    RPMs
    I purchased a OBW 1957d roll from a gentlemen in here, and it contained 5 – 1957d 1mm-031
    1959d 1mm-004
    1959d 1mm-035
    1959d 1mm-048
    1960d 1mm-033
    From the same gentlemen, I purchased a OBW 1960d roll, and it contained 1 – 1960d 1mm-104. This reminds me, I didn’t search the whole roll yet.
    1961d 1mm-072
    1963d 1mm-002
    1964d 1mm-013
    1971d 1mm-009
    1972d 1mm-003
    1982d 1mm-005
    1982d 1mm-007
    I have approx. 1600 wheats I haven’t searched yet. Been really just concentrating on the memorials for errors/varieties because once searched, they turn into coin machine food.
    Others
    1988p with a nice die clash, a zinc planchet, 5 rolls of Canadian cents, 1940 being the oldest, a handful of world coins I find in the coin machine including a 1917 1/12 anna british india coin.
    6 – 2000WAMs
    6 – 1998WAMs
    Thank you all again for being part of this and helping me along the way.
    Clutchy
     
    geekpryde and kaparthy like this.
  2. Avatar

    Guest User Guest



    to hide this ad.
  3. Clutchy

    Clutchy Well-Known Member

    Oh. How can I forger to mention my most EMBARRASSING MOMENT. I thought I discovered a 1957d D&D. I showed the coin on two forums and Bob @ Coppercoins contacted me about sending it to him. I was packaging it up to send to him when I decided to blow on the BU coin.......and the second D disappeared.......IT WAS A HAIR!! I was so embarrassed that I went into hiding for a few weeks lol
     
  4. Sean the Coin Collector

    Sean the Coin Collector Active Member

    Wow you must have had shell shock after that one for a while !! Glad you enjoyed your first year here is to many more to come !!
     
    Clutchy likes this.
  5. Clutchy

    Clutchy Well-Known Member

    I was a bit crazy after that one. I thought maybe I misplaced it. Searched every corner ofmy place hoping to find it. Then iI researched the roll a few times. I was sick to my stomach lol
     
    TypicalCreepahx likes this.
  6. TypicalCreepahx

    TypicalCreepahx Hello There! ( ͡⚆ ͜ʖ ͡⚆)

    Dying right now . X)
     
  7. JPeace$

    JPeace$ Coinaholic

    That's too funny. Thank you for sharing. It takes a lot of fortitude to post something like this on a message board and I commend you for it. Good luck in your second year of collecting.
     
Draft saved Draft deleted

Share This Page