22 1960D BU rolls

[grnwavdav]

After searching 22 1960D fed rolls here are my findings:

27 - 1960D-1MM-063 EMDS (the first picture...a very nice tilted RPM)

18 - of an unidentified RPM (the second picture...I've spent hours trying to find a match for this one.)

Over 100 - With a possible match to 1960D-1MM-071 (the third picture...a very minor RPM if it's not a die chip)

3 - With Lamination

Not Bad!

[Brad]

That is the problem with rolls. You get multiples of the same RPM. I could never figure out what to do with them.

[grnwavdav]

That is the problem with rolls. You get multiples of the same RPM. I could never figure out what to do with them.
I would love to trade them. That's the only thing I can think to do with them.

[kloccwork419]

What do you use to take pix...??? Very nice

[dvn]

That is the problem with rolls. You get multiples of the same RPM. I could never figure out what to do with them.

This is true, but it's a two-way street. What if you find a major DDO or whatever variety (for example, lets say the 2006-1DO-017/CDDO-028) in BU rolls from the bank? I sure wouldn't mind getting dupes of those!

Billy

[grnwavdav]

What do you use to take pix...??? Very nice
My wife's digital camera, it's a Canon Powershot SD600. I set it on Marco and mount it on a tripod. And my Carlsan microscope on the 40X lens. Oh and an adjustable desk lamp for lighting. That way you can move the light around until you get the best image.

[RWBILLER]

Very nice - I never went through rolls like that - I have many rolls of 1960's + 1959 Memorials Au/bu that I have saved - I'll have to take some time to check.
Thanks
Roger

[1sgret]

(for example, lets say the 2006-1DO-017/CDDO-028) in BU rolls from the bank? I sure wouldn't mind getting dupes of those!

Billy[/quote]

I will definitely go along with that.:tinysmile_hmm_t:

[BadThad]

My God...can you see straight anymore? LOL My eyes start buggin after one roll. 22 rolls would take me at least a month to go through. Of course, I'm mainly looking for quality coins and not so much varieties. I go through the first time and pick out the best candidates for my collection, then I go through all those to make the final selection (if there's even one better than what I already have). I often end up keeping 2-3 coins because it's so close....when I can't decide I keep 'em all. LOL

[dvn]

I will definitely go along with that.:tinysmile_hmm_t:

A collector friend (if he sees this thread he will know it's him), long time ago, out of the clear blue, sent me a solid BU OBW Fed. roll of 1960-D Lincoln cents.

I e-mailed him and asked what this for? He replied when you're bored on a long winter night, crack it open and have fun.

OK I said. Later on, on one of those long winter nights, I cracked the roll.

Out of the 50 coins, there were (37) 1960-D 1c RPM-001 (the big D/D west). Of the remaining 13 coins 4 of those was a different RPM.

I have since either sold them or given away all of them except one. I picked the best one and had it slabbed. It came back from ANACS MS66/Red RPM-001.

So, yep, there can be a lot of multiples in them solid unsearched BU rolls. If you're wondering how did he know what was in the roll. He told me he still has a bunch of those rolls!!!

Billy

[1sgret]

That would make a nice winter night COZY! Nice Friend to think of you.