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 DickExpert Member
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Location: Rialto, CA.
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Rock, the ones I have, (about a dozen, maybe) are those that I got in change from Home Depot, and a few from my daughters change.
Just thinking, There will be about 1.8 Billion cents made this year. With over 184 Million people, minus the wealthy, we srtand to get about 3, or four a piece. maybe I have more than I am supposed to have!
Dick
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 aballeinVeteran Member
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Location: Hillsboro, OH
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It's been about three weeks since the last post in here, but i have a question about the 2009 log cabin cents. I'm reading through a bunch of back issues of Coin World and i have noticed dealers selling rolls of 2009 log cabins for crazy prices. The low is about $4 to the high of $12 per roll. Are people really buying these cents at these prices? I went to my bank a few weeks ago and bought a box just for something to search through and i opened it and about 90% of the rolls were 2009-P. Should i be selling these before the market drops on them? I have 39 rolls of unopened Philly issue and all of the singles i picked through already.
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 hasfamVeteran Member
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That's a tough one Aaron. If you wanted to jump on the bandwagon while they are still going for a premium, that's up to you. I personally don't think they will maintain that pricing level too much longer though. I have only been able to get the early childhood denver mint coins, but no "P's" yet. Interested in trading a couple of rolls? mine are shrinkwrapped.
Rock
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 coopExpert Member
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Location: Arizona
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I would also be interested in trading the D mint Log Cabin Cent rolls for P mint ones. Mine are paper wrapped. PM me if your interested?
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aballeinVeteran Member
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Location: Hillsboro, OH
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| Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 10:22 pm |
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sorry for the delayed response, had some wisdom teeth cut out and ive been feeling like crap. I'm a bit concerned about the rolls i got from the bank. Some of the rolls i have are solid date, but i opened a few others to check for doubled dies and found some random older cents mixed in. I don't want to cheat anyone if we decide to trade but i have no way of knowing which rolls are solid date and which ones are mixed because they are all bank wrapped. If you guys are still interested and are willing to take a shot just shoot me a pm and we can arrange something.
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