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    Got this in change today

    A 1910 Wheat cent in pretty good condition. Oh yeah, I didn't have my calipers when I took the pictures so I put a nickel in for a size comparison.
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    Always check your change.....
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    Very nice! I will occasionally get a wheatie but none that old!
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    Nice find and yes always check your change, a few months ago I got a 1901 Indian Head in change from a Walmart.
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    Very cool. Change finds are tough in the debit card age.

    I have a small jar of stuff I've removed from circulation over the past 15 years or so. 1930 Merc dime, maybe 10 silver quarters, and an armada of wheaties. Plus since I'm near Canada, lots of their change as well. Banks do a better job these days though, don't see them that often.

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    That's amazing!
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    Thanks for the replies. I guess I will keep my day job as my attempt at humor didn't get picked up on. I thought someone on the four sites I posted this would have had some kind of reply about the size reference but I reckon most folks just thought "What idiot puts a nickel in a penny picture for size"!

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    Great find, and you have me beat by 20 yrs. (oldest wheat I've found in change was a 1930) Yes, always check your change...you never know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fyrffytr1 View Post
    Thanks for the replies. I guess I will keep my day job as my attempt at humor didn't get picked up on. I thought someone on the four sites I posted this would have had some kind of reply about the size reference but I reckon most folks just thought "What idiot puts a nickel in a penny picture for size"!

    You don't happen to sell marbles do you? Marble people use coins all the time to show the size of a mib in a pic....
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    How big is the Nickel ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Digger Don View Post
    How big is the Nickel ?
    A little bigger than a penny!

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