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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;MatrixMP-9, post: 3910384, member: 93422&quot;]Id say in just my personal experience....I dont have nothing near an extensive collection and have about 400 pennies from the 50s. If I looked close enough at those circulated pennies theres probably 30% showing a worn die if I nit pick close enough. Theres probably 10% or better with a die chip in the wheat and 40% with a die chip somewhere. When I first started I must have posted 20 coins with die deterioration while be certain in my own little mind it was a doubled die. Took me forever to come to terms with it and get a grasp of it. I still to this day have issues and need help with some of the more tricky ones. Once youve seen enough and it &quot;clicks&quot; its so helpful because you can move on to another coin. </p><p><br /></p><p>I keep all my coins like that in a receptacle I lovingly call my &quot;dumpster pennies&quot;. They will be good when the zombie apocalypse hits and I need ingots to trade for pelts and whatnot.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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