FSHO--The nicest circulated wheat rolls I've ever owned
Mercfan
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I bought a big cardboard box of Lincolns from a guy who said his friend (deceased, I believe) had saved them from circulation for years. He had no idea how many there were (neither did I), and the box was full of baby food jars, pill bottles, etc. labeled by date.
I've gone through them, pulled out all the culls I noticed, and rolled them by date. These are the best circulated rolls of wheaties I've ever seen. Hundreds of the coins (including coins from the 40's as well as the 50's) have some original mint redness. Some entire rolls of coins from the 40's have nothing but VF-AU brown coins in them. There are a lot of the most common dates, but also some solid rolls of less common dates including 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1951-D, 1953, 1955. But even the common dates (1944, 1945, 1946, for example) are just loaded with VF, XF, and brown AU coins.
One roll is a mix of dates from the 1930's, and it includes some D and S mint-marked coins.
I'm offering fifty (50) of these rolls of wheaties for sale as part of a single lot.
The box also included Memorial dates, and these also must have been pulled from circulation back in the sixties, seventies and very early eighties. Again, hundreds of these cents have varying degrees of original redness, starting with 1959 and running through 1980. I have 12 rolls from 1959 to 1965, and one roll from 1969-D. I also have eight rolls that are mostly from the seventies. These copper Memorials range from brown to quite red. As with the wheaties, I've pulled any corroded, bent, or scratched/abraded coins I noticed as I checked the dates and counted/rolled them.
I'll ship the entire lot, fifty (50) rolls of WAY nicer than average circulated wheaties, and twenty-one (21) rolls of WAY nicer than average circulated copper Memorials by USPS Priority to any address in the 48 contiguous states for $140.
Whether you're putting together XF and nicer rolls of these dates, just accumulating wheaties, or just accumulating copper, I expect that you're going to be VERY happy with these rolls.
Bank teller check or money order please, and please don't hesitate to PM me with any questions.
I've gone through them, pulled out all the culls I noticed, and rolled them by date. These are the best circulated rolls of wheaties I've ever seen. Hundreds of the coins (including coins from the 40's as well as the 50's) have some original mint redness. Some entire rolls of coins from the 40's have nothing but VF-AU brown coins in them. There are a lot of the most common dates, but also some solid rolls of less common dates including 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1951-D, 1953, 1955. But even the common dates (1944, 1945, 1946, for example) are just loaded with VF, XF, and brown AU coins.
One roll is a mix of dates from the 1930's, and it includes some D and S mint-marked coins.
I'm offering fifty (50) of these rolls of wheaties for sale as part of a single lot.
The box also included Memorial dates, and these also must have been pulled from circulation back in the sixties, seventies and very early eighties. Again, hundreds of these cents have varying degrees of original redness, starting with 1959 and running through 1980. I have 12 rolls from 1959 to 1965, and one roll from 1969-D. I also have eight rolls that are mostly from the seventies. These copper Memorials range from brown to quite red. As with the wheaties, I've pulled any corroded, bent, or scratched/abraded coins I noticed as I checked the dates and counted/rolled them.
I'll ship the entire lot, fifty (50) rolls of WAY nicer than average circulated wheaties, and twenty-one (21) rolls of WAY nicer than average circulated copper Memorials by USPS Priority to any address in the 48 contiguous states for $140.
Whether you're putting together XF and nicer rolls of these dates, just accumulating wheaties, or just accumulating copper, I expect that you're going to be VERY happy with these rolls.
Bank teller check or money order please, and please don't hesitate to PM me with any questions.
"Coin collecting problem"? What "coin collecting problem"?
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