Cent Searchers, Post Your results!

Discussion in 'Coin Roll Hunting' started by Lincoln Cents, Feb 9, 2012.

  1. Lon Chaney

    Lon Chaney Well-Known Member

    Go in and ask which bank they pick up their coin rolls from. Then start ordering boxes at that bank.
     
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  3. wmercer84

    wmercer84 New Member

    Popped this 1911 Wheatie out of roll today, along with a 34, and some 40's. Still got about 20 rolls left.
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  4. tristen1230

    tristen1230 New Member

    1920 Wheat Cent and a 1951 S Wheat Cent.
     
  5. CopperJacket

    CopperJacket New Member

    Came up with a 1908 indian head today! (my 2nd ever in a roll).

    Nice finds everyone,
    C.J.
     
  6. daship

    daship Member

    How common are the King George VI Canadian cents for you guys? Here in Chicago, I am finding one about every 3 or 4 boxes. The oldest I have found is 1938.
     
  7. Lon Chaney

    Lon Chaney Well-Known Member

    Well... I'm pretty close to Windsor, but they're pretty common here. I save all Canadians 1959 and prior (kinda like wheats, but a year later).
    Total of 68 Cent Boxes searched:
































































    1938 George VI 1
    1940 George VI 6
    1941 George VI 2
    1942 George VI 3
    1943 George VI 5
    1944 George VI 3
    1945 George VI 4
    1946 George VI 5
    1947 George VI 5
    1947 Leaf George VI 2
    1949 George VI 4
    1950 George VI 8
    1951 George VI 4
    1952 George VI 5
    1953 Eliz II 9
    1954 Eliz II 1
    1955 Eliz II 9
    1956 Eliz II 11
    1957 Eliz II 16
    1958 Eliz II 10
    1959 Eliz II 8

    That's 1.7794 Pre-1960 Canadian per box for me. Canadian coinage is pretty common here in southeast MI.

    EDIT: I've found 1 George V cent, 1934 or 1935 I think, but that was before I started keeping my spreadsheet.
     
  8. daship

    daship Member


    Very cool! I grew up in Hazel Park and Oxford in the early 1970's. Canadian coins were very common then. I really love the King George cents. I would love to find a George V cent in a roll...
     
  9. wmercer84

    wmercer84 New Member

    I have found 2 out of my last 7-8 boxes Im in NE OHIO.
     
  10. wmercer84

    wmercer84 New Member

    found my first 2009 DDR today. Not sure which one it is yet, Ill have to look. You can see the extra between the thumb and index finger.

    Here it is
    Wexler WDDR-001
    Coneca DDR-002
    Coppercoins 2009-1DR-017
    Crawford CDDR-002
    CPG FS-01-2009-
    803


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  11. Cazkaboom

    Cazkaboom One for all, all for me.

    Did $30 BWR

    7 wheats

    decided not to hoard copper anymore so I can afford to search more.
     
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  12. Mr. Flute

    Mr. Flute Well-Known Member

    I recently did $4 BWRs and only got 4 coppers. That was insanely low. I usually get about 20% copper around here not 4%.
     
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  13. g1rge

    g1rge Member

    1 box of Pennies
    642 copper ( not counting any 82's that might be)
    13 wheats (29D oldest)
    8 Canadian cents
     
  14. Cherd

    Cherd Junior Member

    Picked up $100 worth of pennies a few weeks ago. Been through the 1st 2 boxes and there hasn't been a single copper cent in any of the rolls, guess I got someone elses machine sorting dump. I'm still going through them to search post 1982 error cents, but kinda sucks to not accumulate any copper in the process.
     
  15. Lon Chaney

    Lon Chaney Well-Known Member

    Saw this thread's been revived. Thought I'd update my Canadian findings. Show a few months worth of finds. Again, I save 1959 and before in Canadian. My last post, I had done 68 boxes of cents. I'm now at 93 boxes. I track 1967, 1992, and 2002 Canadian, but I don't really save them anymore.




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    1938 George VI
    1939 George VI 1
    1940 George VI 9
    1941 George VI 3
    1942 George VI 6
    1943 George VI 6
    1944 George VI 4
    1945 George VI 4
    1946 George VI 6
    1947 George VI 5
    1947 Leaf George VI 3
    1948 George VI 2
    1949 George VI 4
    1950 George VI 9
    1951 George VI 7
    1952 George VI 6
    1953 Eliz II 9
    1954 Eliz II 2
    1955 Eliz II 10
    1956 Eliz II 14
    1957 Eliz II 19
    1958 Eliz II 14
    1959 Eliz II 12
    1867-1967 78
    1867-1992 Eliz II 51
    1952-2002 Eliz II 74
    TOTAL Pre-60 Can. 156
    EDIT: A reminder, I'm searching in the US. But I live pretty close to Canada. My wheat finds are obviously higher than that. 1079 wheats in those 93 boxes.
     
  16. d.t.menace

    d.t.menace Member

    I find that the King Georges aren't very common. I don't keep track of how many per box but I would put them on par with 20's and earlier wheats.
    I did get a roll of CWR's a while back that was about three quarters full of Georges, some in AU and XF. Apparently somebody dumped their collection. I was happy to take em.:smile
     
  17. Cherd

    Cherd Junior Member

    Posted this in the roll searchers thread about a month ago, then realized that all they talk about in there is silver. Found my first 1999 WAM!

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    Unfortunately it has some oxidation and crud on it, but it's pretty nice otherwise.
     
  18. pballer225

    pballer225 Member

    Hmm. check out what I found as soon as I opened a box of cents today... I almost had to change my pants!

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    I ended up finding 137 wheats and 6 indian heads!!!
     
  19. tristen1230

    tristen1230 New Member

    Found a lot of American Wheats & Canadian Georges VI. Found a '44 George. Also found 2 Georges V. One 1930 about F-12 I would say and a nice 1936. Plus a lot of copper. Probably post a more detail list of what I have found since I have started.
     
  20. d.t.menace

    d.t.menace Member

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  21. Mr. Wheat Penny

    Mr. Wheat Penny New Member

    Three hunts; 12 rolls of pennies each

    First Hunt: 4 Wheaties, 1 Canadian

    Second Hunt: 5 Wheaties, 3 Canadians

    Third Hunt: 2 Wheaties
     
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