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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 1245451, member: 31533&quot;]Mirza, glad to hear you like searching for coins, and it&#039;s always exciting to find an older date. But you seem disappointed there were no more customer wrapped rolls. Please take it from me, I am finding things in the plastic and paper &quot;bank&quot; wrapped rolls. Basically, thats where coins that are collected from machines all over get wrapped &quot;professionally&quot; and no one is sitting there trying to get the good coins out before they go in their wrappers. So keep trying. I&#039;ll bet you will find more coins from the 1920&#039;s and 1930&#039;s, you just have to keep trying.</p><p>Go look up doubling, because there are a lot of forms of doubling, most of which aren&#039;t worth anything. I know, cuz it&#039;s taken me 4 years so far to finally get a handle on what is the shelf (machine) doubling as opposed to some of the other similar ones that are worthless doubling. But it&#039;s getting better. Go find some 1992-D pennies - you will probably easily find the shelf doubling on those, it&#039;s very common.</p><p>Also, it looks as if the coin was left in the gutter for many years or had acid or other corrosives on it. None of that is good for a coin for a good grading, and hence value (generally), but keep it until a better one comes along for you. You will see what I mean.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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