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I just started my 4th box. I have just entered my 4th month of collecting coins. I was so unlucky as to have found the one V on the 6th coin of box #1. I only have found one buf.

 

.....make that 2 buffs!

 

Stay at it. You will have your good boxes and bad boxes.

 

Well.......This is a first.

 

I've had pennies IN nickel rolls. never as an ender though.
I experimented with weighing my nickel rolls. A roll should weigh 200 grms. all the ones that were light by 2 grams or more had a penny in them. One was 3 grams OVER.....It had all the nickels plus a penny!

 

Yeah I have had penny enders and dime enders before. But not both in the same box

 

At least from the ender photo, you got at least a $200.01 box.

Instant profit!

 

Box 61


A very nice box. I love finding oddball errors like this 1972D where the nose is disconnected from the face.

1-Error 1972D Greaser
1-Proof 1977S
1-1949S
1-1952S
1-1939 Philadelphia
1-Foreign 1983 Canada
1-AU/BU 1965 Philadelphia
8-Common 40s
11-Common 50s
11-2009D

 

Top 14 DDO/DDRs

#3

1943 Silver P-DDO

The world famous double eye error. This is a beast of a error.

What to look for

This coin has doubling pretty much EVERYWHERE on the obverse. This year just like previous errors I have posted comes with many varieties for this year but we will focus on the most extreme of doubling.

 

There's a dime there also doug flute

 

Box 62


Box was a little dry. Did manage to pull a very nice 38. The 69 and 86 AU is kinda pushing it but still to nice to throw it back in circulation. 69 are known for having terrible strikes.

1-1938 Philadelphia
1-Error 2005P Die Chip Reverse
2-AU/BU 1969D and 1986D
1-Foreign 1993 Canada
7-Common 40s
12-Common 50s
7-2009D

 

Top 14 DDO/DDRs

#2

1942-DDO

Just like the 43 this is an amazing error. As you can tell quality control from the 40s to the late 60s pretty much was very loose.

What to look for

This beauty has doubling all around the obverse. Very easy to see even with the naked eye.

 

I'm presuming the dime and the cent each replace one nickel. Therefore, a $0.01 profit.

 

What does your optometrist have to say
'bout your venture/experiment?

 

I wonder how many of those Buffalos were placed in to circulation
by numismatists trying to promote the hobby?

 

My eyes on the most part do fine. If I start seeing double I take a break

 

Damn. Your right