1955-D dime.
2 1964-D silver dimes in uncirculated condition.
I went to a supermarket today to buy some food and checked the coinstar reject tray and found 2 1964-D dimes, a 1948-D quarter, a 1964-P quarter,...
Today I went to my local Safeways, and noticed a quarter in the coinstar reject tray so I scooped the quarter out and it was a 1948-p silver...
Oldest Coins and Paper Bills in my Collection Currently: Cent:1901 Nickel:1940 Dime:1964-D Quarter:1964-D Half Dollar:1964 Dollar:1971-D
Just went to my Wells Fargo bank today and saw a note saying there is a coin shortage and they limit 1 roll of each domination....Its 1964 all...
When I go to my local wells Fargo bank for pennie boxes I would see 4 boxes of halves every week. The tellers said that someone order them every week.
If you spend a wheat penny its not likely people can figures its a wheat penny because the obverse of the coins looks familiar to pennies after...
She may have spent a lot of silver and old wheat pennies. Did you check Coinstar rejects because many people find silver because coin stars remove...
I may have missed many error coins since I don't collect cents after 1959, nickels after 1960, and everything else after 1964. So I may have...
Nice looking coin!
[IMG] This might be useful. This process is for minting copper plated zinc pennies since 1982. The blanks are received from a company, Jarden Zinc...
Did you find any wheat pennies? I can estimate that their are a few n the jar.
Really? I didn't know that!:woot:
I went to the bank today to get a box of pennies and searched it and found the following: -1937-P cent -1943 steel cent(my first steel cent)...
In 1943 the first steel pennies were released into circulation. The U.S army needed copper to make supplies for the war effort so the mint started...
Right.
In my opinion that coin to me looks like a Red one because I still see a lot of luster. So its a Red.
There could be reasons why I can't find silver. (with the exception of CRH and Bank.) 1. Only 23% of all silver coins still exist because of the...
Nice looking coin. Try sending it to coin grading services such as PCGS for grading.
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