proofs I found in rolls

I know they aren't too fancy was just wondering the value

 

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The dime? A damaged (circ) proof, not much

the cent is not a proof.

 

Yeah I didn't think so but thanks

 

And the proof dime is clad too ....

 

Don't keep the penny, but I'd keep the dime.
The dime is not worth over face value if it's out of its proof case.
I just like to keep things like that. YOUR CHOICE!

 

Me to imma keep it

 

Good

 

I'd keep the cent, those made for circulation San Francisco from the 1970's are hard to find in change.

 

Oh I don't keep those anymore.

 

They are not too common in circulation, I keep the ones I find and throw into a roll. Got my nickel roll nearly half full.

 

I like saving the copper cents. Even if I'm never able to sale them for the metal, I can always exchange them for a nice coin if I get enough. There are a couple of the S coins like you found that I need for my 4th and 5th Lincoln cent.

 

Need this one?

 

Thought proofs only came from US Mint?

 

All of our coins come from the U.S. Mint.
The proofs are from only one of them

 

I should have stated only come in Proof Sets. Thanks for the correction.

 

Oh ok

 

You have a nice face!

 

That's my dog bell
She's smiling.

 

This is my dog Blue...she was hungry!
Back to subject: Personally, I would keep the dime in my coin collection to sell/trade. I would put the 1972S cent in my copper bullion pile. Either way, you are out 11 cents, but have upward potential for future value...

 

I'd probably do the same thing. I used to have a dog named blue. She died of cancer.