This might take a while

All LMC's, Shields and a few Canadian.

I have a list of which coins to look for, but it ends at 2009.
What should I be looking for after 2009?

Wish me luck, I'll post if I find anything.

 

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well some of the 2009 designs have random doubling here and there, usually somewhere on the reverse.

After 2009 there's also random doubling here and there but is it really worth your time to break out the 100x microscope...

 

Glasses and a stiff drink

 

This will probably take a few beers

 

If you're into something different, I heartily recommend a GPJ: gin and pickle juice

 

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

 

WPLJ....anyone get this?

 

Well, that's definitely different.

 

Lucky...... =)

 

White Port Lemon Juice, Burnt Weenie Sandwich,

 

I just cracked a roll of 2009P Formative Years last night and got 5-WDDR-027, 4-WDDR-036 and 3 "Floating Abe" Abraded Die errors. Look for those 2009's!

 

I hate the Shield WDDO's, I don't even bother with the circulation finds. I have a whole solid box of B.U.s to look for them in, a bit easier.

 

That would be fun!

 

It is fun. So far just a few small die cracks.

 

You folks have the patience of the saints.

 

Four Deuces actually. Covered by Zappa.

 

From Wikipedia...
W-P-L-J[edit]
The Four Deuces were best known for their song "W-P-L-J", which stands for white port and lemon juice. This later became the jingle for wine producer Italian Swiss Colony.

Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention covered the song in 1969, releasing it in 1970 on the album Burnt Weeny Sandwich. This version was both a satire of and a homage to the original, and Zappa has conceded admiringly that he could not have written a song any more absurd.[3]

The song prompted[4] a rock radio station in New York (see WPLJ) to change its call letters to "WPLJ" on February 14, 1971.

 

PLJ was the go to FM station back in NYC during the 70s.

 

What was the station that had Don Imus?

 

Recently someone posted the question what happened to the Lincoln Project? with a link, so I was looking at the site and the author had figured out a way to sort coins [pennys] that would only take half the time involved.
This info may be helpful to you in your task of searching.