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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;softmentor, post: 1460474, member: 10469&quot;]thank you Lon, but that&#039;s not at all what I&#039;m looking for. I&#039;m hording back several rolls of lower, but not scarce, mintage. (Well, I keep the scarce stuff too, but that&#039;s not what I&#039;m after here) Mostly mintage less than 300,000. I get some Phili, but way less than Denver and San Fran. so I&#039;m thinking if someone else is doing similar on the east coast, they may have the opposite, lots of P but not to much D or S. So, just wanting to put it out there for trade of rolls of circulation grades. Just to get a better idea, I have already sorted out and held about 60 rolls of these slightly less common, but still in circulation dates. </p><p>Also if there is something that someone is looking for, I can pull it as I&#039;m searching. NOT a 1950-D, (not that scares) but the lower mintage but still out there stuff that you may want to keep in quantity of rolls. </p><p>For instance, want a roll of your birth date? I can pull that out for you. trade at face for face, or some equatable value. Or as I mentioned above, want to balance your hoard of 1970&#039;s? trade some D for P</p><p>May want to do a little other denominations too, D for P, but for now, I&#039;m doing a box every week or 2 so LoTTTs of nicks. </p><p>Thanks Again Lon, and good to see your many helpful comments here on CT</p><p><br /></p><p>PS, I did this same thing back in 1971 / 1972, and again in 1979 have oh.... 20+ rolls of nicks and 40 of 1c from that era, Not a HUGE value but of course some better, yet circulated grades. Wanted to fill an album about a year ago, and it went pretty fast by going through my old rolls, with only 5 of the hard dates left to fill. (did some trading to fill those) </p><p>Put some away </p><p>for a rainy day. </p><p>You never know </p><p>how they may grow.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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