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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;andrgo, post: 156475, member: 6181&quot;]Oh yeah, I&#039;ve been doing that too! I always have my Red Book with me when I&#039;m going through a big ol&#039; jar of 1k+ coins. I always keep a sharp eye out for &#039;S&#039; mints, low mintage, and coins with errors. Although I do have a hard time telling the difference between wide and normal AM on the pennies (examples I have looked up look the same as the normal ones to me.)</p><p><br /></p><p>Early dates is fun too though, especially for a history buff like me (I love history!) Early dates is what I keep my eye out for, I pretty much keep anything that is 1969 or before (even if it&#039;s not special, like a 1967 D quarter or something.) But yeah, I keep my eye out for errors - at least the kind listed in the Red Book.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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