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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 42874, member: 68&quot;]&#039;77-D cents are distressingly common in BU.&nbsp; Hoarding of cents fell off sharply in 1965 but then slowly climbed as the&nbsp; US dollar lost value.&nbsp; It peaked again about 1975 and stair stepped down for several years as people seemed to just get tired of saving coins they thought would never gain any collector premium.&nbsp; The best bet with most coins made since 1964 was to go through and pull out all the well made coins and the varieties.&nbsp; Sometimes there wouldn&#039;t be a coin worth saving in an entire bag and other times there might be dozens of varieties and gems.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Now days many of these post 1964 coins have substantial value even in MS-60 so you should be sure what you have before you spend them.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>If you go through your 10 rolls be careful not to finger print the coins or do them any damage.&nbsp; Check out CONECA and Coppercoins to get a start on recognizing varieties.&nbsp; Low grade examples of this date are unlikely to get much premium in the foreseeable future but nice choice pieces can sometimes be quite common in rolls.&nbsp; If one of the rolls appears to contain mostly nice choice coins you may even want to keep them intact.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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