105 years later and it ends up in my register

[ThePt78Gamer]

Hey all. As I mentioned in a post a week or two ago I recently landed a job at a local gas station. Yesterday while at work I crack open a roll of cents and see the reverse of sn extremely slick wheat. Flipped ol' lincoln over to see the smooth, but readable, date of 1911. Bought it out real quick. Havent found anything major yet. No silver, no buffaloes, but I usually land a wheat or two a day. Besides the plenty wheats I've found, I got s Nebraska clad proof quarter my first day on the job, found a 1932 Canadian cent the next day, and last week I crack open a roll of cents and it had 9 wheats in it, with two of them being pre 40. (1927 x2) Hopefully more is in the future to come.

 

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[HistoryH22]

Nice finds! I hawk my register at work as well. I average maybe 2 wheats a day too. Oldest I've found is a 1915 wheat. Heck, just today I came across a very nice 1942-D Nickel. You never know what you're going to come across. Happy hunting!

 

[joee5]

Take advantage of that till. You gotta keep your eye out as you never know what you'll find.
Good luck