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Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation
Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation
Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation
Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation
Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation
Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation

Two pounds of bulk wheat pennies, from my personal accumulation

$ 20.03

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Denomination: Small Cent
  • Strike Type: Business
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Year: 1909 to 1958 P, D, S
  • Condition: Average circulated Wheat Pennies. I have seen everything from Mint State to junk, but the vast majority are in nice circulated condition with dates and mint marks you can read.
  • Mint Location: should find all three mints
  • Grade: Ungraded
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated

    Description

    Two pounds of Wheat Pennies!
    These pennies are from my own horde(?). I started collecting wheat pennies and it got out of hand. All of these pennies were bought over 35 years ago from all the usual sources, Coin Shows (remember those), Coin World ads, Coin Stores (!), and any place I could find them.
    I think if I sold these to a dealer it might be called the Ammo Box Horde. I have moved these around with me for far too many years, and it is time to let someone else have them. I have not searched these coins, I must assume that somewhere along the line they were looked over, as I see fewer steel pennies then I expected. A quick handful shows the usual mix of 50's, and 40's, some in near mint state! All other date ranges seem to be there and lots of mint marks. These coins came from many different sources so each bag, ammo box or roll I open has a different feel.
    The coins are being sold by weight. You will get two pounds of wheat pennies in a plastic bag. I counted the first two pound bag and it had 295 pennies in it. You should expect that many +/-. 295 pennies is more then the "book" number due to normal wear. I choose to sell them by weight because I do not have a counting machine, and I know if I count them out by hand, I will start looking at dates and condition. That would not be fair. The pennies you see in the pictures are what I am selling.
    This would be a great way to get started in collecting.