I finished my 1941 Circ Roll of coins

atarian · December 7, 2005 2:13PM

Took me 4 months to do so. and actually i got 42 not 40 coins last night i scored 3 more . but it was faster to get 40 1941 nickels heres how they broke down

p = 35 coins
d= 3
s= 4

im in NJ so i guess its normal id get more P minted coins, but where all the S mint coins come from i figure id have more denver minted coins. this really was a random colection of 1941s. ok now that i did this year what year should i try for next. i have 2 rolls of 55 wheatys and 1 of 57 wheaty

what should i try for next

mrearlygold · December 7, 2005 2:51PM

Cool! I'm doing that with a few different coins, er one is a hard times token that I've already put over 50 of them in the safe ranging from corroded good, to MS-65 RB.

Tom

oreville · December 7, 2005 3:00PM

atarian: Would it not make sense to see if you can do all the different P & D mint dated rolls you can complete of the lincoln cents in the 1950's? We know the S mints are hard to find. Even the P&D are are rapidly disappearing from circulation. If you do one date in the 1950's (even the 1940's) when looking, why not all of them?

atarian · December 7, 2005 3:06PM

so far this is mostly what i get in change. or from tills at work .( random). i got alot of other coins in the draws here. just a matter of me getting more rolls ( plastic ones) and organizing what i got. but im sure for the 40,41,42,44,4546,55,56,57 wheats i can do multi rolls

oreville · December 7, 2005 3:13PM

atarian: Why do you need plastic ones to do the rolls? Why spend the extra money? Save the plastic ones for the red only uncirculated cents you save or buy.

In fact, there is more "charm" to see paper rolls for circulated cents and nickels. The ones you get from the bank free of charge.

I finished my 1941 Circ Roll of coins

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