23,356 wheat cents came in today.

TwoSides2aCoin · February 8, 2010 12:39PM

How many years of hoarding ? How filthy are they ?
How much do they weigh ? Guess the grades. (just kidding)
How much did I pay ? How many were in 2 full coffee cans ? How many tubes ?

bonus points for correct answers.

Manorcourtman · February 8, 2010 12:40PM

Who the heck counted them???

WaterSport · February 8, 2010 12:44PM

Equals 467 rolls of 50 and 12 cents. About over $150 in two small coffee cans. Or over $300 in two BIG coffee cans. Thus 300 rolls in the large cans so you had 167 rolls in tubes or thereabouts...

WS

adamlaneus · February 8, 2010 12:47PM

28 years.
Your hands are green, brown, black and even have a metallic stink.
Six 20# bags of kitty litter.
#1: G4 #2: XF40 #3: PO1 #4: VF20 etc
$250
12,000 or so in the cans
200 tubes

Coinosaurus · February 8, 2010 1:21PM

Feh. Didn't someone report a hoard of over one million a few weeks ago?

Goldbully · February 8, 2010 1:23PM

MsMorrisine · February 8, 2010 1:24PM

$500

AMRC · February 8, 2010 1:28PM

No more than 4 cents each I hope. I get about 1 out of 10 Lincoln hoards that are not picked over. Most of the time at 4 cents, it turns out I overpaid. I bought about a 1,000 last week and there were 4 11-S's so that was fun. But that batch was truly collected in the late 1940's right out of change, and never seen by a collector until now. There were two AU 21-S's in the batch as well. And many, many teens with mints in the higher VF grades. All of the S mints in the teens were there. I love truly old hoards of Lincolns. Good luck.