found in change today!!!!!

Was at the store today, and got some chnge back and in the change I
had 4 1920's Wheat pennies. The likely hood of 4 out of 4 pennies
being wheats is unlikely so I went back in and she had a whole section
filled of them.

She was slow so i bought 9 rolls of wheats from her. All she had.
out of that so far I have found (5) 1910 (2) 1910s (5) 1911D (4)1912
(3)1912s and (1) 1915s. I stil have 5 more rolls to look though.
many of these look to be in fine to extra fine condition.

I gave the girl $10 to call me if any other old rolls show up. She
was thrilled and said she would.

Not a bad find for an amature collector, if I do say so myself.

In article ,
says...
Was at the store today, and got some chnge back and in the change I
had 4 1920's Wheat pennies. The likely hood of 4 out of 4 pennies
being wheats is unlikely so I went back in and she had a whole section
filled of them.

She was slow so i bought 9 rolls of wheats from her. All she had.
out of that so far I have found (5) 1910 (2) 1910s (5) 1911D (4)1912
(3)1912s and (1) 1915s. I stil have 5 more rolls to look though.
many of these look to be in fine to extra fine condition.

I gave the girl $10 to call me if any other old rolls show up. She
was thrilled and said she would.

Not a bad find for an amature collector, if I do say so myself.


Excellent! You know how many rolls people buy from the bank without
finding something like that? Heck, you know how many rolls I opened as a
cashier during my dark retail worker years without a find like that?!
Enjoy!

--
~Chrysta~

"Kevin" wrote in message
...
Was at the store today, and got some chnge back and in the change I
had 4 1920's Wheat pennies. The likely hood of 4 out of 4 pennies
being wheats is unlikely so I went back in and she had a whole section
filled of them.

She was slow so i bought 9 rolls of wheats from her. All she had.
out of that so far I have found (5) 1910 (2) 1910s (5) 1911D (4)1912
(3)1912s and (1) 1915s. I stil have 5 more rolls to look though.
many of these look to be in fine to extra fine condition.

I gave the girl $10 to call me if any other old rolls show up. She
was thrilled and said she would.

Not a bad find for an amature collector, if I do say so myself.

I remember a time when I worked for a local supermarket as a cashier that
another cashier received several rolls of IHPs that were sold to someone in
another department of the store. Made me so mad. Oh well, such is life.

Mark

I should mention that they are all wheats and most are 1940-1958.

The majority of the last roll I went through were in the 20's with a
few from 1922 that are so nice I think I will end them out to get
graded. Or atleast bring them to my local shop and have her tell me
what she thinks.

4 more rolls to look through, will probably get to them tonight.

Where is this store????

On Sat, 08 May 2004 20:52:19 -0400, Kevin
wrote:

Was at the store today, and got some chnge back and in the change I
had 4 1920's Wheat pennies. The likely hood of 4 out of 4 pennies
being wheats is unlikely so I went back in and she had a whole section
filled of them.

She was slow so i bought 9 rolls of wheats from her. All she had.
out of that so far I have found (5) 1910 (2) 1910s (5) 1911D (4)1912
(3)1912s and (1) 1915s. I stil have 5 more rolls to look though.
many of these look to be in fine to extra fine condition.

I gave the girl $10 to call me if any other old rolls show up. She
was thrilled and said she would.

Not a bad find for an amature collector, if I do say so myself.

Great Find!!!!

Gary