The good news is that every time I took a break to search a couple Loomis rolls instead I found some fun things lol, I'll post those next.
But...
A $550 customer bag of nothing lol.
So...to fully embrace the @joeykoins roll search grading system...
The only sorta find was this super early stage Spitting Horse
Then this one in pretty nice condition caught my attention because all the rest of the batch was so junky lol
And then just to rub it all in there was one of these!
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
@Kurisu said:
The good news is that every time I took a break to search a couple Loomis rolls instead I found some fun things lol, I'll post those next.
But...
A $550 customer bag of nothing lol.
So...to fully embrace the @joeykoins roll search grading system...
The only sorta find was this super early stage Spitting Horse
Then this one in pretty nice condition caught my attention because all the rest of the batch was so junky lol
And then just to rub it all in there was one of these!
Oh well, time to hunt another batch.
That smell
Will eventually go away!
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Coin roll finds since my last post:
Puking Lincoln, I believe that this is called a field-restricted strike thru-please correct me if I am wrong.
A Panana Vienticinco (25) centisimos dated 2003.
A BU 1958 Lincoln cent
An 87-D grease filled quarter
A proof 1974-S Kennedy half dollar
A 1968-D 40% silver Kennedy half dollar
A nice grade 1939 Jefferson nickel
Weir Farm "W' Mint quarter with a great reverse but a very corroded obverse 🤬
A 1961-D/D RPM-47 in BU condition
Not shown 2 war nickel and about 20 common wheat cents.
All of the above coins I found in coln roll searches in the past few weeks.
@rec78 If I am seeing the pictures right on the 2021 cent, it looks to be a defective planchet. I think I can see the zinc core of the cent in the close up pic? If it were a strike thru, there would just be an impression with no visible zinc for a strike thru of that size.
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@Kliao said: @rec78 If I am seeing the pictures right on the 2021 cent, it looks to be a defective planchet. I think I can see the zinc core of the cent in the close up pic? If it were a strike thru, there would just be an impression with no visible zinc for a strike thru of that size.
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you know, i think you may be right. probably need some images not taken from a scope to be safe.
@Kliao said: @rec78 If I am seeing the pictures right on the 2021 cent, it looks to be a defective planchet. I think I can see the zinc core of the cent in the close up pic? If it were a strike thru, there would just be an impression with no visible zinc for a strike thru of that size.
If it is a defective planchet, there most likely are no more of them, correct? If it is a strike-through would there be many more or at least a few more around?
Yes, that is the zinc core that you see.
Which has more value, a strike through or a defective planchet?
Either way it is an interesting coin. At this point, I don't know if it has any value over 1 cent.
@Kliao said: @rec78 If I am seeing the pictures right on the 2021 cent, it looks to be a defective planchet. I think I can see the zinc core of the cent in the close up pic? If it were a strike thru, there would just be an impression with no visible zinc for a strike thru of that size.
If it is a defective planchet, there most likely are no more of them, correct? If it is a strike-through would there be many more or at least a few more around?
Yes, that is the zinc core that you see.
Which has more value, a strike through or a defective planchet?
Either way it is an interesting coin. At this point, I don't know if it has any value over 1 cent.
Yes, it is likely defective planchets are a one-off error. And yes, there is a higher possibility of a strike through to the duplicated if the thing on the die stays there. It will not necessarily be in the same location, but the strike thru will be of similar shape/size on multiple coins.
I do believe a defective planchet is more valuable but I'm not the person to ask in terms of value. I'm getting more and more interested in errors and learning/studying more into the area.
The fun stuff I found in just a few Loomis rolls while taking breaks from the uneventful customer rolls...
Weak/partial edge lettering, I'm doing a separate post on this one regarding photographic references to weak and partial edge lettering and the lack of said visual references...
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
Nice,can't post pics,I got a roll of dimes and 2 rolls of pennys ,got a 51d wheat,dimes were 1980 and each year after that to the year 2021 that under magnification I can not see a scratch anywhere, all rims were bright as new ,mostly p mint tho,for 7 dollars I'm happy!
Well I had $250.00 in rolled quarters from about mid covid that my wife wrapped and told me to take them to the bank. I did not and had them sitting in my office since then. With the coin shortage, I decided to keep them. So I just completed going through the $250.00 and found a total of zero W quarters or anything else of significance. Oh well.....the hunt for my first W continues.
Bob
ebay seller name milbroco email bcmiller7@comcast.net
@milbroco said:
Well I had $250.00 in rolled quarters from about mid covid that my wife wrapped and told me to take them to the bank. I did not and had them sitting in my office since then. With the coin shortage, I decided to keep them. So I just completed going through the $250.00 and found a total of zero W quarters or anything else of significance. Oh well.....the hunt for my first W continues.
Bob
does this include looking for rpms, ddo, ddr, higher grade collectable dates 60s-80s, big cracks, breaks, chips, etc ? it is quite a bit to know and absolutely keeps me on my toes when doing roll searching or dealer boxes etc.
i did find a bat quarter kinda low to mid size grease strike through (a popular one) and got $35 for it. just an example.
unfortunate about the Ws. i am just about to wrap up a group now and i have about a roll left and none this round. aweee lol
did some dollar rolls and the bank gave me a Monroe bu roll and i'm deciding whether to open it, sell it or just take it back. there is a decent-ish premium to the rolls but maybe not enough to sell on its own? perhaps if i had 5-10 or so. i'll decide after i put the coins back in the rolls. been doing it a LONG time off/on so i have my protocol down pat and it goes pretty quickly and smoothly.
that being said, i SERIOUSLY doubt i have the moxie to wrap @Coinscratch 45k lincolns he cashed in!
clips aren't required to have the blakesly every time and i've seen plenty w/o it. best to check out a bunch of straight clips and look to see how often it has it and how strong. also, better images would be nice. c'mon joey, get something decent to take pics with, please!
the coin looks to have the tapered rim look at each end of the clip which would be difficult to reproduce.
i'm looking forward to knowing 100% either way though.
Gents,
I've heard of the famous 1922 Lincoln No-D, weak-D, but I never heard of a quarter with a weak-D, Any thoughts, just wear?
2000 New Hampshire - Washington pony-tail in not worn and the "In God We Trust" letters are fine...
ok. got my quarters and dollars all rolled up and ready to go back.
now for the mystery roll of monroe labeled dollars.
after doing some price comps, they have a premium but after the time/effort/fees etc, it really boils down to around $5, maybe $10 on a good day whereas there is a chance of opening it and finding MEL or errors etc.
SO, what do you think i should do? it is too late to go to the bank now, so i have the evening to decide but a little advice/encouragement about what to do here. it isn't some rare numismatic relic, so cracking the roll isn't a major loss, of course, if people keep doing it and thinking that, perhaps rarities can be created?
Went through one bank box of nickels I have had sitting around for a long time. One 1943 P silver and one 2009 D nickel.
Found about 15 or so PL 2021 nickels but with nicks and scrapes, most with FS. A few toners the rest I need to check the folder to see if any will upgrade the slot. Cheers.
@ricko said: @milbroco.... I agree.... Those of us searching the wild W quarter find are being shut out by the roll searchers... Cheers, RickO
Easy fix-search rolls yourself and you have a better chance to find one. But I think that Joey has the key.
The Key was getting new rolls in 2019 & 2020, as finding W's was like shooting fish in a barrel.. Now, as you have pointed-out, it's truly a hunters game as W's are few and far in-between! One will grow old waiting to find one in the wild..
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Yours grades are now available….
Line: 1
Items: 1
Cert #: 45677654
PCGS #: 3980
Description: 1937 5C
Grade: VF30
Country: USA
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Lol
Wow, I'll take that grade, thanks!
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2019W River of No Return
This one and the "War in the Pacific"
are the two least of the W's I found in all the 143!
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Congratulations on the W quarters and the Buffalo nickel! I bet your face lit up when you found the buffalo😂🤣
Nice old Buff nickel....and an S mint as well. Looks around XF40, might get details. Cheers, RickO
Attached Lamination
Happy Sunday Roll Hunters, let it roll baby roll...
2nd Roll of the morning, Silver Sunday, ugly but a keeper...
Nice Sunday Start, roll #3 of the morning!! Silver maybe down, but W's are holding steadily!!!
Butterflies are free to fly...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7DJVSHGjSY
The good news is that every time I took a break to search a couple Loomis rolls instead I found some fun things lol, I'll post those next.
But...
A $550 customer bag of nothing lol.
So...to fully embrace the @joeykoins roll search grading system...
The only sorta find was this super early stage Spitting Horse
Then this one in pretty nice condition caught my attention because all the rest of the batch was so junky lol
And then just to rub it all in there was one of these!
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
Oh well, time to hunt another batch.
That smell
Will eventually go away!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.Coin roll finds since my last post:
Puking Lincoln, I believe that this is called a field-restricted strike thru-please correct me if I am wrong.
A Panana Vienticinco (25) centisimos dated 2003.
A BU 1958 Lincoln cent
An 87-D grease filled quarter
A proof 1974-S Kennedy half dollar
A 1968-D 40% silver Kennedy half dollar
A nice grade 1939 Jefferson nickel
Weir Farm "W' Mint quarter with a great reverse but a very corroded obverse 🤬
A 1961-D/D RPM-47 in BU condition
Not shown 2 war nickel and about 20 common wheat cents.
All of the above coins I found in coln roll searches in the past few weeks.
@rec78 If I am seeing the pictures right on the 2021 cent, it looks to be a defective planchet. I think I can see the zinc core of the cent in the close up pic? If it were a strike thru, there would just be an impression with no visible zinc for a strike thru of that size.
Collector
75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
instagram.com/klnumismatics
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you know, i think you may be right. probably need some images not taken from a scope to be safe.
If it is a defective planchet, there most likely are no more of them, correct? If it is a strike-through would there be many more or at least a few more around?
Yes, that is the zinc core that you see.
Which has more value, a strike through or a defective planchet?
Either way it is an interesting coin. At this point, I don't know if it has any value over 1 cent.
Yes, it is likely defective planchets are a one-off error. And yes, there is a higher possibility of a strike through to the duplicated if the thing on the die stays there. It will not necessarily be in the same location, but the strike thru will be of similar shape/size on multiple coins.
I do believe a defective planchet is more valuable but I'm not the person to ask in terms of value. I'm getting more and more interested in errors and learning/studying more into the area.
@ErrorsOnCoins or @FredWeinberg may be the ones to ask for value.
A very interesting piece I would like to see in person.
Collector
75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
instagram.com/klnumismatics
The fun stuff I found in just a few Loomis rolls while taking breaks from the uneventful customer rolls...
Weak/partial edge lettering, I'm doing a separate post on this one regarding photographic references to weak and partial edge lettering and the lack of said visual references...
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright
Great finds recently!!!!!!!!!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Nice,can't post pics,I got a roll of dimes and 2 rolls of pennys ,got a 51d wheat,dimes were 1980 and each year after that to the year 2021 that under magnification I can not see a scratch anywhere, all rims were bright as new ,mostly p mint tho,for 7 dollars I'm happy!
In case anyone wondering why 7 dollars instead of 6 ,I always by a soft drink for who ever waits on me
Looks like a partial collar error--great find!
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Awesome partial collar @Coin_nut1977 . Possibly a partial tilted collar?
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75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
instagram.com/klnumismatics
Well I had $250.00 in rolled quarters from about mid covid that my wife wrapped and told me to take them to the bank. I did not and had them sitting in my office since then. With the coin shortage, I decided to keep them. So I just completed going through the $250.00 and found a total of zero W quarters or anything else of significance. Oh well.....the hunt for my first W continues.
Bob
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
does this include looking for rpms, ddo, ddr, higher grade collectable dates 60s-80s, big cracks, breaks, chips, etc ? it is quite a bit to know and absolutely keeps me on my toes when doing roll searching or dealer boxes etc.
i did find a bat quarter kinda low to mid size grease strike through (a popular one) and got $35 for it. just an example.
unfortunate about the Ws. i am just about to wrap up a group now and i have about a roll left and none this round. aweee lol
did some dollar rolls and the bank gave me a Monroe bu roll and i'm deciding whether to open it, sell it or just take it back. there is a decent-ish premium to the rolls but maybe not enough to sell on its own? perhaps if i had 5-10 or so. i'll decide after i put the coins back in the rolls. been doing it a LONG time off/on so i have my protocol down pat and it goes pretty quickly and smoothly.
that being said, i SERIOUSLY doubt i have the moxie to wrap @Coinscratch 45k lincolns he cashed in!
Not a clip, damage.
No Blakesley effect
BHNC #203
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don't toss it back just yet.
clips aren't required to have the blakesly every time and i've seen plenty w/o it. best to check out a bunch of straight clips and look to see how often it has it and how strong. also, better images would be nice. c'mon joey, get something decent to take pics with, please!
the coin looks to have the tapered rim look at each end of the clip which would be difficult to reproduce.
i'm looking forward to knowing 100% either way though.
Gents,
I've heard of the famous 1922 Lincoln No-D, weak-D, but I never heard of a quarter with a weak-D, Any thoughts, just wear?
2000 New Hampshire - Washington pony-tail in not worn and the "In God We Trust" letters are fine...
Minor grease filled die that was just in the right place.
Time to market it as such on eBay
Collector
75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
instagram.com/klnumismatics
ok. got my quarters and dollars all rolled up and ready to go back.
now for the mystery roll of monroe labeled dollars.
after doing some price comps, they have a premium but after the time/effort/fees etc, it really boils down to around $5, maybe $10 on a good day whereas there is a chance of opening it and finding MEL or errors etc.
SO, what do you think i should do? it is too late to go to the bank now, so i have the evening to decide but a little advice/encouragement about what to do here. it isn't some rare numismatic relic, so cracking the roll isn't a major loss, of course, if people keep doing it and thinking that, perhaps rarities can be created?
I did not look for anything other than the W mint mark. I just kept an eye out for anything obvious.
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
Another Kansas W find, looks pretty good also...
I think that everyone that has a W mint quarter should stop looking and leave us newbies a better chance to find one. nice find!
email bcmiller7@comcast.net
I'll second that!!
well, the monroe roll was busted open!
and this is the find:
Sorry guys,
Just found
#144 W
2019W Memorial
I'm "W" addicted!
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.I was gonna say open it, open everything 😂
12 More Rolls
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.It stinks here,you ever need someone to to babysit those coins for a while, let me know
Went through one bank box of nickels I have had sitting around for a long time. One 1943 P silver and one 2009 D nickel.
Found about 15 or so PL 2021 nickels but with nicks and scrapes, most with FS. A few toners the rest I need to check the folder to see if any will upgrade the slot. Cheers.
Finally!
Lol
Better pics and description on my new thread.
Thanks guys
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.1988?
1988?
@milbroco.... I agree.... Those of us searching the wild W quarter find are being shut out by the roll searchers...
Cheers, RickO
Easy fix-search rolls yourself and you have a better chance to find one. But I think that Joey has the key.
The Key was getting new rolls in 2019 & 2020, as finding W's was like shooting fish in a barrel.. Now, as you have pointed-out, it's truly a hunters game as W's are few and far in-between! One will grow old waiting to find one in the wild..
@Joe_360.... I am already old... and still hunting in the wild....
Cheers, RickO
I promise guys, here is the key that I'm giving you,
STAY PERSISTENT!
They will come, believe me.
"Jesus died for you and for me, Thank you,Jesus"!!!
--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.