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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;georgiajeff, post: 920698, member: 26029&quot;]Hi,</p><p>New member from mid-Georgia.</p><p>As a boy, 35+ years ago,&nbsp; I could find wheat pennies regularly.&nbsp; Once I got the car-keys, my interest in coin collecting waned.&nbsp; Now that my son has the car-keys, I started wondering what sort of finds might be found today - so I went to the local credit union and picked up 10 rolls of pennies (and some reading glasses).&nbsp; I was amazed that out of the 10 rolls, I found more than 100 wheat pennies and 12 indians (I had never found an indian before).&nbsp; I went back and got the remaining rolls of pennies, about 50 of them.&nbsp; I ended up with about 5 rolls of wheats and almost a whole roll of indians (most culls, but a few in almost uncirculated state).....I know this is rare, and yes, I did go through all their nickels, dimes, quarters and halves with no luck.&nbsp; I suspect that someone took in their Grandfather&#039;s hoard of pennies and used the automatic roller.&nbsp; </p><p>Okay, to make a long story even longer, I found a 1909-s among these - by far the better find, the rest were 1890s-1909 - nothing older.&nbsp; But I&#039;ve wondered about this one - why in a bunch of culls would there be 5 almost uncirculated including this jewel.&nbsp; I know fakes have been made for many years, and I wondered if this one was legit or not.&nbsp; What do you think?&nbsp; Legit or Fake?&nbsp; I&#039;ve still got the others too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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