$ 25.00 box of customer wrapped cents

36 }{ finally, some nice coins, less corrosion, lol 1984, 2003, 2004, 2006 unc, 1938 wheat & 1967 mad, 98-d, struck through grease on obverse (head), 2003 struck through upper right, 2020 die chip shield upper top left, 2004, die chips/plating issues digits

 

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roll 37 }{ 1990 die-crack reverse rim through "I" to building ,1971 canadian, and a 1992 unc

 

i get upset when i see a coin like this one, one side awesome, the other dreck...what a waste..

 

roll # 38 }{ 2007 unc, 2017-p reverse feeder finger damage

 

roll # 39 }{ 1975, 1980, 1983, 2005 unc, 2020-p, 2020-d reverse upper shield left die chips, 1960-laminated obverse, 1941 wheat cent

 

rolls 40-42 }{ 1918, 19 45 wheat back, 1979 canadian, 1974-mad, 1999-d struck through grease obv, head, 1999-struck through grease obv, & rev. 82, 84, x2, 85, 94

 

rolls 43-45 }{ 1984 & 1986 unc, 1988 double die cracks reverse, lower right, upper left rim to building, 1994 die crack on 2nd from right pillar interior and down to steps, 1995 struck through plating blisters

 

rolls 46-50, this yucky box is done...gheesh..1987-d, mechanical doubling date1944, 45, 56-d wheat backs, 1993 & 1991 struck through, 86. 89, 2002, 2006 unc and that is all she wrote....

 

this is the last time i am going to post like this, on a roll by roll basis, seems not much interest, so will just post the more worthy finds..even though i will still be saving the uncs and canuks and wheaties... thanks for reading...

 

To me the Canadian pennies are generally worthless.
When I managed a C store in Colorado, anytime someone came in with a roll of pennies, it was always short (47,48, whatever), and there would always be a couple of Canadians in there.
A few years ago I picked up 10 rolls of pennies (that's all they would give me) and there were 6 or 7 wheats in there, nothing to speak of. But there was one really nice 1932 Canadian George V. So that was all right.
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well i keep em because the bank will not take them back, lol i try and sell em for 10 or 15 cents each at the fl market..their counting. machines kick them back

 

Yes foreign coins are an issue. There are places that will redeem foreign cash notes,
but not coins. Border states always get stuck with Canadian quarters (Maine, Minnesota, etc.). When I visited Maine every bar or restaurant would give you Canadian quarters in change which were then worthless. I thought it was a pretty cheap thing to do.