I'm fairly impressed!
The only coins with a mint mark were the 5 steel cents.
Here is what came in my order (Date/Quantity)
1918 = 1
1935 = 1
1936 = 1
1937 =1
1940 = 6
1941 = 2
1943-D Steel Cent = 5
1944 = 2
1945= 7
1946 = 6?
1948 = 2
1949 = 2
1950 = 3
1951 = 1
1955 = 2
1956 = 6
1957 = 6 (One higher grade)
Overall I'm satisfied with my order. It was a good mix of dates and there were 5 steel cents as advertised, even though I was hoping for some different mint marks. Only one coin had an unreadable date under magnification.
I was happy to see the 1918, but there were no Low mintage or key dates, but then again I wasn't necessarily expecting to find them in an order that cost so little.
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I'm fairly impressed!The only coins with a mint mark were the 5 steel cents.Here is what came in my order (Date/Quantity)1918 = 11935 = 11936 = 11937 =11940 = 61941 = 21943-D Steel Cent = 51944 = 21945= 71946 = 6?1948 = 21949 = 21950 = 31951 = 11955 = 21956 = 61957 = 6 (One higher grade)Overall I'm satisfied with my order. It was a good mix of dates and there were 5 steel cents as advertised, even though I was hoping for some different mint marks. Only one coin had an unreadable date under magnification.I was happy to see the 1918, but there were no Low mintage or key dates, but then again I wasn't necessarily expecting to find them in an order that cost so little.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019
I'm fairly impressed!
The only coins with a mint mark were the 5 steel cents.
Here is what came in my order (Date/Quantity)
1918 = 1
1935 = 1
1936 = 1
1937 =1
1940 = 6
1941 = 2
1943-D Steel Cent = 5
1944 = 2
1945= 7
1946 = 6?
1948 = 2
1949 = 2
1950 = 3
1951 = 1
1955 = 2
1956 = 6
1957 = 6 (One higher grade)
Overall I'm satisfied with my order. It was a good mix of dates and there were 5 steel cents as advertised, even though I was hoping for some different mint marks. Only one coin had an unreadable date under magnification.
I was happy to see the 1918, but there were no Low mintage or key dates, but then again I wasn't necessarily expecting to find them in an order that cost so little.
The only coins with a mint mark were the 5 steel cents.
Here is what came in my order (Date/Quantity)
1918 = 1
1935 = 1
1936 = 1
1937 =1
1940 = 6
1941 = 2
1943-D Steel Cent = 5
1944 = 2
1945= 7
1946 = 6?
1948 = 2
1949 = 2
1950 = 3
1951 = 1
1955 = 2
1956 = 6
1957 = 6 (One higher grade)
Overall I'm satisfied with my order. It was a good mix of dates and there were 5 steel cents as advertised, even though I was hoping for some different mint marks. Only one coin had an unreadable date under magnification.
I was happy to see the 1918, but there were no Low mintage or key dates, but then again I wasn't necessarily expecting to find them in an order that cost so little.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022
The pictures indicate the quality of some of the pennies I received. The EARLIEST dated penny I received was a 1940 and I received 3 of them. All of the pennies were common dates and in the 40's and 50's. Listed is a breakdown of what I received. The seller should be ashamed.
1940 - 3
1941 - 2 (1-D)
1943 - steel 4 rough shape
1944 - 3 (1-D)
1945D - 2
1946 - 4 ( 2- D)
1947 - 4 (2-D, 2-S)
1948 - 2
1949 - 1
1950 - 2
1951 - 3
1952D - 3
1953 - 6 (3-D)
1954D - 1
1955 - 2
1956D - 5
1957D - 4
1958D - 2
TOTAL = 53 PENNIES
Even IF someone needed all of those COMMON Dates what are you going to do with that many of them? To try and fill a book and not even get a 30's dated penny, and for some to be in the condition they were as shown.....wasted money! If you don't mind those kind of pennies I now have 53 I will sell you. I didn't use one of them!
1940 - 3
1941 - 2 (1-D)
1943 - steel 4 rough shape
1944 - 3 (1-D)
1945D - 2
1946 - 4 ( 2- D)
1947 - 4 (2-D, 2-S)
1948 - 2
1949 - 1
1950 - 2
1951 - 3
1952D - 3
1953 - 6 (3-D)
1954D - 1
1955 - 2
1956D - 5
1957D - 4
1958D - 2
TOTAL = 53 PENNIES
Even IF someone needed all of those COMMON Dates what are you going to do with that many of them? To try and fill a book and not even get a 30's dated penny, and for some to be in the condition they were as shown.....wasted money! If you don't mind those kind of pennies I now have 53 I will sell you. I didn't use one of them!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2020
Many duplicates, including seven 1945 Philadelphia Mint, seven 1956 Denver mint, five 1953 Denver mint, five 1955's etc. Ultimately, I received a heavily tarnished 1918, heavily tarnished 1930, 5 steel 1943 pennies of which 2 where in very poor condition, 21 pennies from the 1940's and 29 pennies from 1950's....35 coins came from 8 different years = doesn't seem "unsorted." Weak buy.
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