Jeffersons and Lincolns

Well after a bit of a break I decided to get back in the saddle.  I did $25 in Cents and $40 in Nickels all customer handrolled.

 The Cents produced only 9 wheats (oldest 1928), almost solid roll of BU 1968-D (was missing 2), and 57% Copper.


 The Nickels produced 43 pre 60's, which is a high number for the amount went through.  No special dates, however, quite a few S mints.

Well not bad for my first ride back after my break, now on to the dimes and quarters, hopefully silver awaits. 

Not bad. Good luck on the silver huntin.

Golden Silver

57% copper.  That's pretty awesome.  Good job.

Man, if I could get 57% copper, I'd dedicate hours a day to doing it.  :-)

57% copper.  That's pretty awesome.  Good job.

Man, if I could get 57% copper, I'd dedicate hours a day to doing it.  :-)

Yea,  57% is quite unusual and a first for me.  Imagine if silver came like that    I thought there would be more wheats than that because it was definately someones old stash.  The roll of BU 68-D's was also a first.  41 years old, all in the same roll, and look like they were just minted.  Thanks for the comments. 

Beautiful cents.  Nice score.