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SPEND Wheaties in 2009~~My Theory!
ambro51
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With the coming of the new Lincoln cent reverses, more average citizens, young and old, will be paying attention to their change. This is our "Future Collector Base" for Lincolns and I have a plan.
What we all need to do is put general date wheaties into circulation starting on Feb. 12 when the NEW coins come out.
You know, we all have those ones in a jar, cigar box, odd rolls etc which are worth exactly 2 or 3 cents. We all save them but to what use? Buying that Co op in NYC? so they are pretty well just change
But You know if the perhaps 1000 people who glance at this board each spends roughly 4 rolls of wheats in 2009, in general commerce around town where they will be recirculated (kwik-e-mart etc.) then a LOT of people will be starting to notice a lot of old Lincolns are in circulation too, along with the brand new ones they expect to see.
Imagine the delight of some kid getting a well worn 1916? HE's the guy later in life who will buy your MS67 SVDB for a milliion dollars.
So its a little investment in sprouting more interest in Lincolns and Coins in general, it would cost each of us very little and I DO THINK that it will grow the collector base for the future.
And...that, is very important.
What we all need to do is put general date wheaties into circulation starting on Feb. 12 when the NEW coins come out.
You know, we all have those ones in a jar, cigar box, odd rolls etc which are worth exactly 2 or 3 cents. We all save them but to what use? Buying that Co op in NYC? so they are pretty well just change
But You know if the perhaps 1000 people who glance at this board each spends roughly 4 rolls of wheats in 2009, in general commerce around town where they will be recirculated (kwik-e-mart etc.) then a LOT of people will be starting to notice a lot of old Lincolns are in circulation too, along with the brand new ones they expect to see.
Imagine the delight of some kid getting a well worn 1916? HE's the guy later in life who will buy your MS67 SVDB for a milliion dollars.
So its a little investment in sprouting more interest in Lincolns and Coins in general, it would cost each of us very little and I DO THINK that it will grow the collector base for the future.
And...that, is very important.
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I do something like this already. I ignore the likelihood that the old dime, nickel or penny I put into circulation is promptly withdrawn by someone like ourselves. It's out there for someone to find nonetheless.
"2 rolls in 2009". About 8 worn wheaties a month.
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I think that is a great idea.
I'm in too.
<< <i>Okay, count me in too.
I do something like this already. I ignore the likelihood that the old dime, nickel or penny I put into circulation is promptly withdrawn by someone like ourselves. It's out there for someone to find nonetheless.
"2 rolls in 2009". About 8 worn wheaties a month. >>
That's my thought process, probably pulled by the first person who receives them.
They call me "Pack the Ripper"
Better yet buy a 5,000 bag and give it to a boy scout leader to hand out...throw in some buffalo's
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Many of my wheat rolls are being saved for my new baby daughter, but I'll toss some duplicates, etc into change this Feb too...
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~Wayne
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That little bag of wheat pennies
represents my entire retirement
fund.
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