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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;White Ger. Shep. Lover, post: 3875101, member: 108450&quot;]Great thread.....glad I saw this!&nbsp; I plan on reading every page by the end of the weekend.&nbsp; Thank God the wifey is out of town.&nbsp; Anyway, as I recently posted in another section of CT, I have been going through 12 boxes of cents per week for many years.&nbsp;&nbsp; I save all of the copper.&nbsp;&nbsp; I also put uncirculated &#039;59-&#039;82 in separate boxes and uncirculated &#039;83-&#039;89 in their own boxes.&nbsp; I also put Canadians and nicely toned pennies aside.&nbsp; I do not hoard cents for investment purposes,&nbsp; but rather solely for the love of the rascals.&nbsp; It&#039;s especially neat to look over my toned rolls every 5 years or so.&nbsp; The really sweet ones started drying up in circulation about 3 years ago.&nbsp; I pickup my 12 boxes every Monday from my main bank branch and maintain a lesser account at a credit union, where I discard my junk.&nbsp; My question is this;&nbsp; I am ignorant when it comes to error coins.&nbsp; One of these years I plan on devoting a bunch of time to going thru my many boxes of unc &#039;59-&#039;82 and &#039;83-&#039;89 cents for any possible diamonds in the rough.&nbsp; Besides conducting my due diligence in regards to reading up on error coins,&nbsp; are there any other suggestions to aid in my hunt?&nbsp; Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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