Wheat cent hoard

Hunter612

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My dad gave me a huge tin of wheat cents yesterday that he inherited when his mom passed away. There are thousands of wheats in it. I am going to go through them and make rolls of the same dates and look for errors, varieties, and rare dates. I will update this thread with a detailed list of everything in the tin. I have looked through a few handfuls and I have already found a 1909. I am hoping to complete a set of 1941-1958 wheat cents.
 

That's really cool hunter!! Hope you find the 1909sVDB
 

Sorry I haven't had a chance to update this sooner, but I have been pretty busy. I made a list of the pre 1940 wheat cents. There was also a little less than $30 worth of 40's and 50's wheat cents.

1 1909 no vdb
1 1913
5 1916
4 1917
35 1918
1 1918d
15 1919
1 1919d
3 1919s
11 1920
1 1920d
1 1923
5 1924
4 1925
5 1926
3 1927
8 1928
1 1928d
7 1929
1 1929d
1 1929s
8 1930
1 1930s
1 1931
22 1934
1 1934d
21 1935
1 1935d
1 1935s
23 1936
2 1936d
43 1937
1 1937s
8 1938
35 1939
1 1939d
 

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1909vdb, 1909s, 1909s vdb, 1910s, 1911s, 1912s, 1913s, 1914d, 1914s, 1915s, 1922d, 1922 NO D, 1922 weak d, 1924d, 1931s
I hope you find them all. Good luck.
 

Don't forget to look for the 1955 Double Die or any other double die.
 

Do I have to say it ?????

1943 COPPER $$$$$$$$$any grade

1944 Steel $$$$$$$$$$$$any grade
 

Do I have to say it ?????

1943 COPPER $$$$$$$$$any grade

1944 Steel $$$$$$$$$$$$any grade

Yes, you do, lol. Because every year has varieties and I can't imagine the OP taking the time to find them all, so we must point out the biggies. It's unlikely but you did point out a couple that should never be overlooked.
 

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