Any coin collectors?

[yonnko]

I found a 1941 wheat Penny. Does anybody know anything about it?

 

[By The Book]

I found a 1941 wheat Penny. Does anybody know anything about it?

There are 3 types, Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. Information is available on the web. Google it.

 

[Operational needs]

Ask @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U. He would probably know.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Common date coin. With a couple of cents. Sorry I don't have better news for you.

 

[McGee]

pretty much what IVE said .

 

[Turdferguson]

I found a 1941 wheat Penny. Does anybody know anything about it?

It's mine. I dropped it earlier

 

[watdaflock?]

I found a 1941 wheat Penny. Does anybody know anything about it?

The mint produced 887,018,000 wheat pennies in 1941.


Hope this helps.

 

[By The Book]

The mint produced 887,018,000 wheat pennies in 1941.


Hope this helps.

Those figures are without the Denver and San Francisco minted coins.

 

[rod]

Its amazing how an older coin like that can bounce around for all those years. I got a 1948 Jefferson nickel the other day in change. (another old coin not worth much of anything. I still have all my coin collection from my youth. I was really into it for probably 8 or ten years. I inherited my Dads collection also. One whole corner of a closet is stacked with all that stuff. I will probably end up going to my Grandson if he shows any interest in it.

 

[Cementups]

Its amazing how an older coin like that can bounce around for all those years. I got a 1948 Jefferson nickel the other day in change. (another old coin not worth much of anything. I still have all my coin collection from my youth. I was really into it for probably 8 or ten years. I inherited my Dads collection also. One whole corner of a closet is stacked with all that stuff. I will probably end up going to my Grandson if he shows any interest in it.

I participate on a site called www.wheresgeorge.com. Every once in a while I will get a dollar bill as change and it will have a "Where's George?" You'd amazed sometimes who quickly or slowly a dollar bill can travel. I've had some that will go about 300 miles over a year and I've had one that I got from a McDonald's that was in Alaska 2 days.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I participate on a site called www.wheresgeorge.com. Every once in a while I will get a dollar bill as change and it will have a "Where's George?" You'd amazed sometimes who quickly or slowly a dollar bill can travel. I've had some that will go about 300 miles over a year and I've had one that I got from a McDonald's that was in Alaska 2 days.

So people log on and enter the serial number(s) of the bill(s) before putting them back in to circulation?

 

[rod]

I participate on a site called www.wheresgeorge.com. Every once in a while I will get a dollar bill as change and it will have a "Where's George?" You'd amazed sometimes who quickly or slowly a dollar bill can travel. I've had some that will go about 300 miles over a year and I've had one that I got from a McDonald's that was in Alaska 2 days.

I've played around with the "where's George" site. Its not as fun as BC though.

 

[Cementups]

So people log on and enter the serial number(s) of the bill(s) before putting them back in to circulation?

Correct. As well as the location where you picked it up and the condition it is.

 

[olroadbeech]

i have a 1943 penny.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

i have a 1943 penny.

I'm sure it's the copper one.

 

[scooby0048]

I'm sure it's the copper one.

Lol...with her, it's probably also an MS.

 

[rod]

I have a 1913 Liberty head nickel

 

[Brownslave688]

When I was younger I used to collect wheat pennies. Had a few hundred. As a teenager I wrapped them and cashed them in. Lol

 

[rod]

When I was younger I used to collect wheat pennies. Had a few hundred. As a teenager I wrapped them and cashed them in. Lol

I still save a wheat pennies if I notice them in my change.

 

[rod]

Back in the late 50's (before I got into coin collecting) I found a 1909-S penny and thought is was neat because it was so old. I put it in a thing on my dresser and it set there for I don't know how long. About 3 years later I got into coin collecting and looked for that penny but it had disappeared. I always wondered if it was a 1909-S vdb. A friend of mine found a 1914-D Lincoln in very fine condition that was in an old kids rocking horse. When his mother bought it at a yard sale she notice it rattled when she loaded in her car and they were able to shake that penny out of it.