Seems like some coins with an S-mint before 1975 are actually going to 3 cents each!
Curiously, is there really a good market for these? Coin dealers? Rolls? People on this forum? Would be fun to sort these by grade and save a roll each or sell for small profit.
I see the S-mint memorial cents as future key dates in the series. Once wheat pennies dry up, entry-level collectors will be scrambling for those already scarce Frisco Cents. They have the best numismatic prospects of any memorial cents so far.
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im a hand sorter so ive saved back all the s mints i come across. being in the center of the country i often find more wheats than s mints per box. the 68's seem to be the rarest.
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I get lots of S's in my rolls and boxes. I'll sell mixed rolls of zink S's for $.75 if you pay shipping. How many do you want? I'm going to keep my Cu S's unless you make me an offer I can't refuse.
I get lots of S's in my rolls and boxes. I'll sell mixed rolls of zink S's for $.75 if you pay shipping. How many do you want? I'm going to keep my Cu S's unless you make me an offer I can't refuse.
I have not been fortunate enough to find any S mint marks newer than 1974S. Hopefully, I can add this to my list of achievements some day along with the ever allusive IH found in the wild.
1968-S rolls, etc
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