$ 25.00 box of customer wrapped cents

roll # 1}{ 1986 struck through grease on reverse, 1951, 1951-S wheat

 

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roll no. 2}{ 1984 unc, and a 1957 wheat

 

roll # 3}{ nothing

 

roll # 4 }{ 1955-D wheat

 

roll # 5 }{ 1994 canadian cent, 1949 wheat

 

going through these really fast, because 90% are all corroded or coated with gunk, not many good coins, but they are harvesting wheats...

 

roll # 6 }{1980, 1986 , 2018 unc

 

roll # 7}{ nothing

 

roll # 8 }{ nothing ... cannot believe how many corroded, disgusting cents in these last 8 rolls, yuk!

 

roll # 9 }{ 1998 with severe plating defect on reverse

 

roll # 10}{ nothing but very nasty corroded zinc-fied cents

 

roll# 11 }{ 2000-D struck through grease, motto on reverse, a 1969 canadian cent and 48 corroded yucky cents..this box so far is in the majority yucko

 

roll # 12 }{ 1977 UNC & MAD

 

ROLL # 13 }{ NOTHING

 

ROLL # 14 }{ found a greaser, but need to soak it it literally has a gram of green gook on it, horrendous is all i can say about this box...i will post pic after it's acetone bath

 

roll # 15 }{ 1983 canadian & a 1941 wheatie

 

roll 16) 1947 wheatie & a 2005 unc

 

roll 17 ) a picture of me paws after handling these yucko coins, found a1940 wheatie and a1981 canadian..the last few rolls have been like that, one canadian and a wheat, hmmm

 

I use cheap rubber gloves for sifting through rolls of coins - especially useful when dealing with grody coins.

 

they would be handy, but i was never able to work with small things with gloves on..even when i was a mechanic, they are ok for doing oil filters and such, but when doing intricate work, or holding small things not able to, thanks for the tip though...i wonder if this is not a metal detectorists dump lot, though there are some wheaties...puzzling...