Please Opinion Please

No. I got a box of mixed pennies today from the bank. a few rolls later a found the first two pennies then the next roll one 1935 penny. I paid a penny each for the coins. AMEN Thanks Cheryl

 

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something was spilled on the coin. I am not touching that coin unless otherwise told to.

 

Dang - great finds for a penny each.

 

The third penny has this Machine doubling I think? Die Crack too. Thanks ya'lll for helping me with this great find. Love the coins

 

Is that a die crack through the U and M?

 

yes it is.

 

All three coins are awesome. Very Nice. The spots and scuff marks wouldn't prevent a MS 64 or maybe even a MS 65. I have a 1939 S lincoln I sent to ANACS with similar scuff marks (it may be just toning) in your third coin, and it came back MS 67 RD.

 

Great looking cents Cheryl, sorry I can not comment on the possible grades I am terrible at grading LOL

 

NIce, Cheryl! Congrats on the find!

 

Cheryl, great finds! What's the date stamped on the box? Just wondering if it's an old or recent box.

Edited to just add/explain: If it's a recent box, these are most likely "re-entries" into circulation from an old collection, judging from their condition. Just like to know how finds like this happen. Back a couple of years ago when my little guy and I used to search rolls, we found a roll of BU '60-d's mixed up in $10 worth of rolls twice from the same bank over a period of a month. Somebody had to have dumped these. I had one of them looked at here about a year ago and the consensus was it was gem. No way these could have survived like that in unbroken circulation for 50 years.

 

eddiespin no date stamped on the box. I just asked for $25 in mixed pennie rolls and they came back with an unopen box of mixed rolls. The pennies was not all in the same roll but mixed in other rolls too. I found 3 more today and not done with the box yet. thnaks cheryl