gordon and tanner
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This was really good 5 boxes. It may be hard to beat.
box 1 = 1913D, 1939, 8 common wheats
box 2 = 1 common wheat, 1 King George, 2 dimes
box 3= 1903 Indian Head, 1929, 1939, 103 common wheats, 1 King George, 1984 no copper coating.
box 4 = 1935, 1939, 8 common wheats,
box 5 = 1919, 1938, 14 common wheats, 2 King George
The 1913 D was needed for our "Found in the Wild Book" It keeps getting more difficult to ad to this book, as the coins we need a mostly key and semi key dates. There is green crud on the cent. Can it be removed with olive oil?
Most of the "boxes" we search on not bought by the box but made up of rolls that we buy $5 or $10 at a time. When I stop at bank I will ask for halves, and then follow up with $5 or $10 in cents, they are pitched into empty cent boxes that get searched when they reach $25. We will buy entire boxes when that system gets low.
Box #3 contained the 103 common wheats. They all came from $10 worth of rolls, the Indian Head was not in this batch of rolls, it came from different roll.
We are not sure if the 1984 aluminum colored cent has any value, but we kept it anyways.
Keep on Searching
Dad and Tanner
box 1 = 1913D, 1939, 8 common wheats
box 2 = 1 common wheat, 1 King George, 2 dimes
box 3= 1903 Indian Head, 1929, 1939, 103 common wheats, 1 King George, 1984 no copper coating.
box 4 = 1935, 1939, 8 common wheats,
box 5 = 1919, 1938, 14 common wheats, 2 King George
The 1913 D was needed for our "Found in the Wild Book" It keeps getting more difficult to ad to this book, as the coins we need a mostly key and semi key dates. There is green crud on the cent. Can it be removed with olive oil?
Most of the "boxes" we search on not bought by the box but made up of rolls that we buy $5 or $10 at a time. When I stop at bank I will ask for halves, and then follow up with $5 or $10 in cents, they are pitched into empty cent boxes that get searched when they reach $25. We will buy entire boxes when that system gets low.
Box #3 contained the 103 common wheats. They all came from $10 worth of rolls, the Indian Head was not in this batch of rolls, it came from different roll.
We are not sure if the 1984 aluminum colored cent has any value, but we kept it anyways.
Keep on Searching
Dad and Tanner
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cuds, off center, lamination, greasers, the DDO & DDR's, full red coppers & wheats. my '82-P collar die break with CUD has a bid of $10 & it will go higher 
