1969s

I found this beautiful piece in the next roll and I got a copule you just don't find these coins out there but you look long and hard enough you can find some high grade cents for a 69s it is a very high grade there not easy to find no more you don't even see a post on this coin not in this shape I have two more to show you can't find these coins not less you go to a coin shop I may never find any of these ever again if you see anything wrong with these coins. Please get back with me I won't these coins to be write there if you have any thing to say about the next 3 coins please say if there not all that or some nice pieces I don't take nothing to heart if you don't like these coins that is your opinion I'm cool I go ahead and tell how I feel these are the coins I look for god only knows how many rolls I have we went through since I even seen these coins but there was not even close in this kinda shape

 

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Your punctuation needs work.

 

I think coins like the one you posted is more commonly found now than they were 20 years ago. As older coin collections change hands coins like yours find their way into circulation.(Sometimes on purpose). It is a nice specimen to find in the wild.

 

Thanks I've not found one like this one in a minute as soon as I saw it come out of the roll I knew it was a nice one. I hit these little stores just to see and man I am having some luck don't have to be a Bank it can be a country store cause we're I'm from they have to pump sunshine in some of these hills. I will stop a country store you ever seen and hit a gold mine some times got a 57 d it will probably at least grade a 67 or 68 can't beat that put that bad boy in a 2x2 and put it up nice red coin still have a great color to it after all these years I love that dark red.

 

As does usage and spelling. It hurts to try and read your posts and I stop part way into them. Take your time and read your post BEFORE you hit Post. If it doesn't make sense to you, it won't to us.

 

Pretty coins, but a headache to read.

 

The interesting thing is, it probably makes perfect sense to the person who wrote it.

 

Great photos again, but I had to give up reading your paragraph.

 

In a later post from him, he explains his poor writing skills. It doesn't make his posts any easier to read, or understand, but it sure explains a lot.
I often times need to stop and think before judging others. We have many members with medical, physical, and mental disabilities, as well as English as a second language, so understanding that, can help when rushing to a judgement.

 

What type of doubling is that on obverse of E in we ?

 

Absolutely right Mountain Man. Sorry for my rude comment Bentley Carpenter. Keep posting, we will figure it out together, thank you.

 

Nice red cent but not a very high grade with all the marks. I would expect it to grade at MS 62-63. Yes, one rarely sees a 1969-S in a roll these days.

 

Nice find, but too many marks to grade any higher than wxcoin's determination.

 

Very nice find in the wild.

 

Great picture and nice find.

 

I did not have that much of an issue reading his post just be kinda abstract in your thinking.The coins look nice Bentley and agree with the grade others suggested 62/63 to many marks but Nice never less.

 

It is also a good example of a Mis-Aligned Die on the obverse.

 

You ain’t finding 67 nor 68 MS 50 year old coins in circulation. Let alone a brand new roll of cents.