Full list of my 12,368 wheats so far

[jrf30]

I still have a bunch of wheats in a box that I need to date, but I updated a lot of my list. Here is what I have that is dated and rolled as of tonight (With about 1,500 more to be dated and added to the list in the next few weeks. PLus new ones as I sort more boxes of pennies.)

Values came off of Lincoln Wheat Penny Values - Coin Values for Lincoln Wheat Pennies with minor adjustments.

Wheat Penny totals 10/6/12
Date	Have	Value		Date	Have	Value
1909	2	$1.40		1935	90	$0.10
1909 VDB*	2	$5.00		1935-D	16	$0.30
1909-S		$63.00		1935-S	12	$0.40
1909-S VDB*		$500.00		1936	127	$0.10
1910	11	$0.60		1936-D	15	$0.20
1910-S		$7.00		1936-S	10	$0.20
1911	10	$1.20		1937	122	$0.10
1911-D	1	$7.60		1937-D	31	$0.20
1911-S		$25.50		1937-S	16	$0.10
1912	4	$2.20		1938	43	$0.10
1912-D	1	$10.00		1938-D	14	$0.20
1912-S	1	$7.60		1938-S	4	$0.20
1913	5	$2.30		1939	134	$0.10
1913-D	2	$6.00		1939-D	9	$0.30
1913-S		$8.30		1939-S	23	$0.20
1914	2	$3.00		1940	274	$0.10
1914-D		$250.00		1940-D	77	$0.10
1914-S	1	$14.70		1940-S	81	$0.10
1915	1	$6.60		1941	261	$0.10
1915-D	1	$3.80		1941-D	57	$0.20
1915-S		$10.60		1941-S	47	$0.20
1916	16	$1.10		1942	222	$0.10
1916-D	1	$2.80		1942-D	87	$0.10
1916-S		$3.10		1942-S	35	$0.20
1917	31	$0.60		1943***	136	$0.10
1917-D	1	$2.90		1943-D***	16	$0.10
1917-S	4	$1.50		1943-S***	17	$0.20
1918	54	$0.70		1944	532	$0.04
1918-D	3	$2.40		1944-D	291	$0.10
1918-S	2	$1.50		1944-S	176	$0.04
1919	84	$0.50		1945	441	$0.03
1919-D	5	$1.60		1945-D	169	$0.03
1919-S	19	$1.10		1945-S	111	$0.04
1920	119	$0.40		1946	406	$0.03
1920-D	5	$2.30		1946-D	241	$0.03
1920-S	7	$1.40		1946-S	140	$0.04
1921	6	$1.40		1947	73	$0.03
1921-S		$4.60		1947-D	115	$0.03
1922**		$625.00		1947-S	71	$0.04
1922-D	2	$9.40		1948	114	$0.03
1923	15	$0.70		1948-D	97	$0.03
1923-S	1	$5.40		1948-S	61	$0.04
1924	8	$0.90		1949	107	$0.03
1924-D		$23.00		1949-D	94	$0.03
1924-S	2	$4.20		1949-S	46	$0.04
1925	45	$0.30		1950	108	$0.03
1925-D	1	$2.40		1950-D	214	$0.03
1925-S	1	$1.40		1950-S	75	$0.03
1926	58	$0.30		1951	98	$0.03
1926-D	5	$1.90		1951-D	387	$0.03
1926-S		$4.00		1951-S	109	$0.03
1927	40	$0.30		1952	57	$0.03
1927-D	1	$1.00		1952-D	526	$0.03
1927-S	3	$1.30		1952-S	112	$0.03
1928	49	$0.30		1953	89	$0.03
1928-D	4	$0.80		1953-D	442	$0.03
1928-S	2	$1.30		1953-S	204	$0.03
1929	86	$0.30		1954	27	$0.04
1929-D	12	$0.30		1954-D	180	$0.03
1929-S	13	$0.90		1954-S	66	$0.03
1930	56	$0.30		1955	117	$0.03
1930-D	24	$0.40		1955-D	419	$0.03
1930-S	6	$0.30		1955-S	27	$0.04
1931	3	$0.50		1956	181	$0.03
1931-D		$2.75		1956-D	870	$0.03
1931-S		$42.00		1957	98	$0.03
1932		$1.25		1957-D	850	$0.03
1932-D	1	$0.90		1958	129	$0.03
1933		$0.90		1958-D	785	$0.03
1933-D		$1.90		1956-D
1934	84	$0.20		1957-D
1934-D	14	$0.70		1958-D
column total	937			column total	11431
		12,368	so far in collection

 

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[thripp]

How did you sort them? Did you roll by year and mint mark, just year, decade, etc.? I have like 3000 wheat pennies I'd like to sort. How do you know the values? Are they all in good condition or some worn down from circulation which would decrease the values?

 

[MrSchulz]

Great!!! Did you get these all CRHING? I think you said you did.. wow I would love all those wheats. I'll pay you Face Value plus shipping for them?

 

[sagittarius98]

How did you sort them? Did you roll by year and mint mark, just year, decade, etc.? I have like 3000 wheat pennies I'd like to sort. How do you know the values? Are they all in good condition or some worn down from circulation which would decrease the values?

use a Red Book for values, or if you don't want to spend the money on a Red Book, use the guide in this post.

 

[thripp]

No I mean do you grade the coins by eye or just use the circulated values off that list and hope it averages out? Some wheat pennies are very worn and others are less worn, so they must have different values due to condition.

 

[nsdq]

time for a harvest

 

[rileyboy]

Hi Jrf30,
That's a great collection of Wheats. Keep at it!..."It's out there!"
all the best
rileyboy

 

[44_Dimes]

That's a lot of wheats.

 

[BuffaloBoy]

jrf30, as said already, this is a great collection you have here, thanks for sharing with us, i hope you find many more semi-keys and some key dates in the future,
hh
buff

 

[sagittarius98]

No I mean do you grade the coins by eye or just use the circulated values off that list and hope it averages out? Some wheat pennies are very worn and others are less worn, so they must have different values due to condition.

The Red Book lists them by condition.

 

[jrf30]

My values are "Average circulated condition bid price" as shown on the site i linked to. ALthogh Mimay have some that are better than others, I haven't sold any, so I don't worry about the values so much. Just collecting.

ALthough as I fill my fifth box, it is starting to be a storage issue. I have silver in my safe, copper in my garage, and wheats along with 2009 nuickels and dimes, plus some 2012 quarters, ... next to my shoes on the floor! No good spot to put them.

 

[GEOFF]

"like" for your free times to do this, for me I just throw them all into my gatorade bottle lol

 

[tokameel]

thripp, check this out US Coin Photo Grading: How To Grade Coins: Coin Grading Images
Enjoy

 

[sagittarius98]

thripp, check this out US Coin Photo Grading: How To Grade Coins: Coin Grading Images
Enjoy

A similar one:

PCGS Photograde Online