Lots of "Finds" Today

From the convenient store after work, I acquired the following:

1963A Series $10 (B77365566A)
1963A Series $10 (E34120140A)
1913 Wheat Cent(in AG)
1951 Jefferson
1957-D Jefferson

After getting home and checking my pocket change, I found the
following:

1971 Jefferson
2004-P Keelboat Jefferson

and my father stopped in to pick up my son for a weekend trip to the
beach, and offered me the following:

1946 Jefferson
1957A Series $1 Blue Seal Silver Cert

Not a bad day (Numismatically speaking, that is)

Steve

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From the convenient store after work, I acquired the following:

1963A Series $10 (B77365566A)
1963A Series $10 (E34120140A)
1913 Wheat Cent(in AG)
1951 Jefferson
1957-D Jefferson

After getting home and checking my pocket change, I found the
following:

1971 Jefferson
2004-P Keelboat Jefferson

and my father stopped in to pick up my son for a weekend trip to the
beach, and offered me the following:

1946 Jefferson
1957A Series $1 Blue Seal Silver Cert

Not a bad day (Numismatically speaking, that is)

Steve

I thought you might've found more Type 2 Lincolns, Steve. The 1913 is a
great find though. I can't remember the last time I've found a pre 1930s
Lincoln in change.

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John

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I'm still looking for more TyII's, but I'll take a '13 Lincoln when it
falls in my paws. That's the first pre-'40s Lincoln I've found in a
long time.

Steve

John Carney wrote:

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From the convenient store after work, I acquired the following:

1963A Series $10 (B77365566A)
1963A Series $10 (E34120140A)
1913 Wheat Cent(in AG)
1951 Jefferson
1957-D Jefferson

After getting home and checking my pocket change, I found the
following:

1971 Jefferson
2004-P Keelboat Jefferson

and my father stopped in to pick up my son for a weekend trip to the
beach, and offered me the following:

1946 Jefferson
1957A Series $1 Blue Seal Silver Cert

Not a bad day (Numismatically speaking, that is)

Steve

I thought you might've found more Type 2 Lincolns, Steve. The 1913 is a
great find though. I can't remember the last time I've found a pre 1930s
Lincoln in change.


Good day all around, Steve! I've found some acceptable pre-1930
Lincolns since the first of the year, but the last Lincoln from the
Teens was a 1919 that had been folded, spindled and mutilated. ;-/

Alan
'life on the streets is tough'