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Tina Cuhen commented on this post about 1 week agoHello. I had inquired about a 1944 penny and I didn't get a hit:) but I have a1969 penny with floating roof looks just like it
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CopperPickerI left a comment about the 1944 penny from the Philadelphia mint, the 69 floating roof penny is worth circulated about $1.75 ,uncirculated could be I left a comment about the 1944 penny from the Philadelphia mint, the 69 floating roof penny is worth circulated about $1.75 ,uncirculated could be as much as$27.00 More ... -
Tina CuhenThank you so much for your information. I'll find a good one someday:) -
Tina CuhenOk now I have a 1966 penny lol let's see if it's the one they are looking for.
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CopperPicker replied to a discussion, is my 1944 penny worth $75,000?Does it stick to a magnet? if not.. the answer is NO, it's a pennyPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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CopperPicker added a new comment in 1917 Lincoln Wheat Pennies
What color is it?
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CopperPicker replied to a discussion, Spanish CobHi Jade-
Nice looking coin for sure but what makes me leary is how good of condition it's in . If I had to guess , Id say it's a reproduction as well. Where did you get it?Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
CopperPicker replied to a discussion, Need help with my pennyTry posting here by using the "Attachments" tab at the bottom left of this/your response window..click on where is says "Upload Files (Maximum File Size; 2MB)"Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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CopperPicker replied to a discussion, the startHello James garry Littlejohn -
In my honest opinion the best way to get started is to find a coin type that you like and see what you can find in coin rolls from the bank, buy a box and see what you get.. check your change from the store,... Hello James garry Littlejohn -
In my honest opinion the best way to get started is to find a coin type that you like and see what you can find in coin rolls from the bank, buy a box and see what you get.. check your change from the store, watch some informative videos, you could even buy a Metal Detector to see what you can dig up! Check out the Coin Values Library,.. You could also visit your local coin shop/s and buy some flips or folders to keep your finds in.
Good Luck and Happy Hunting! MorePost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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