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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;scottishmoney, post: 2197408, member: 12789&quot;]Curiously enough, I did post the other day about searching $400 in dimes and $120 in nickels.&nbsp; At the time I also had $100 in CWR cents that took me awhile to go through because of being busy with work etc.&nbsp; Not to mention, but they were also really really BORING because halfway through the bunch, ie about 95 rolls in I found only 5 wheat cents dated from 1929 on up through 1958.&nbsp; I was finding a smattering of dimes and a couple of S mint memorials.</p><p><br /></p><p>I was getting pretty disgusted about Thursday night, sort of at the point of just opening the rolls directly into the bag I take them back to the bank in, thinking if I don&#039;t find something more I am going to do just that, break open the rolls and empty them into the bag because they have seemingly already been searched or something.&nbsp; Then something shiny, rather harshly also caught my eye.&nbsp; An IHC! It looks like it was probably EF or so when it was lost, then corroded a bit and harshly cleaned by the finder then released back into the wild.&nbsp; It is my first IHC in about 3-4 months and it is dated 1900.</p><p><br /></p><p>With the rest of the 100 or so rolls I found only another 5 wheats and 8 dimes.&nbsp; Rolls can be fickle sometimes, but every once in awhile you find a surprise, not a pretty one but still easily identifiable as a 115 year old coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yesterday I bought a $25 box of BWR cents and only found 10 wheats, not to exciting save for one ie the really nice VF &#039;16-D[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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