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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Clutchy, post: 1840362, member: 45040&quot;]I would like to thank you all for your help this past year. It was a up and down learning experience if I was to describe it in one statement, but overall I enjoyed it. The worst part of it was I had to dump my silver and copper hoard because of financial situations that came up. Took a 33% hit on over 4lbs of silver and it got so bad I had to feed the coin machine over 140 lbs of copper. On top of that I mixed up the searched and unsearched buckets and dumped 30 lbs of unsearched copper. That bothered me more than anything. The way I look at it, Im glad I had all that silver to upload rather than spending it on other stuff that I couldn’t get rid of. It really helped me. FOR THOSE WHO I HAD PENDING SALES WITH, I APOLOGIZE. I didn’t realize my situation was going to be as long as it is. I kept thinking next week will be better, which never happened. Soooo…. On to stuff that made me happy. I purchased some nice coins, nothing too great. But for me the fun was in the searching of cents. Here are my finds</p><p>Approx. 500 wheat cents including a AU+ 1939d, VF 1927s, 3 – 1910 and a red 1940p that looks like it just recently was put into circulation, I would say XF+ on condition. </p><p>Doubled Die Coins:</p><p>1968d 1do-002</p><p>1971p 1do -001 (XF IMO)</p><p>1971p 1do-003</p><p>2 – 1972p 1do-003</p><p>1973d 1do-001</p><p>1974d 1do-003</p><p>1982p 1do-003</p><p>2003p 1do-005</p><p>RPMs</p><p>I purchased a OBW 1957d roll from a gentlemen in here, and it contained 5 – 1957d 1mm-031</p><p>1959d 1mm-004</p><p>1959d 1mm-035</p><p>1959d 1mm-048</p><p>1960d 1mm-033</p><p>From the same gentlemen, I purchased a OBW 1960d roll, and it contained 1 – 1960d 1mm-104. This reminds me, I didn’t search the whole roll yet.</p><p>1961d 1mm-072</p><p>1963d 1mm-002</p><p>1964d 1mm-013</p><p>1971d 1mm-009</p><p>1972d 1mm-003</p><p>1982d 1mm-005 </p><p>1982d 1mm-007</p><p>I have approx. 1600 wheats I haven’t searched yet. Been really just concentrating on the memorials for errors/varieties because once searched, they turn into coin machine food. </p><p>Others</p><p>1988p with a nice die clash, a zinc planchet, 5 rolls of Canadian cents, 1940 being the oldest, a handful of world coins I find in the coin machine including a 1917 1/12 anna british india coin.</p><p>6 – 2000WAMs</p><p>6 – 1998WAMs</p><p>Thank you all again for being part of this and helping me along the way.</p><p>Clutchy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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