I found a 1910 wheat at work one day, which is the oldest wheat I've found in circulation. I've since found two Indian heads, a 1893 and a 1900. I'm not sure what the second oldest wheat I've found is because I don't have all of them cataloged.
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Nice! How long have you been searching? I've been searching at work for a little over a year but I've just started buying rolls at the bank and have only gone through 3 boxes so far.Comment
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I think 1913 was my oldest wheat; oldest branch mint one was a '15-D. Two IH to my credit, a 1894 and a 1904.Comment
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You all have me beat. The oldest wheat I've found is 1940. Never found any indian heads. The 2 I have my grandma gave me before she passed.Comment
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1863 Civil War Token, 1864 Indian, about a dozen 1909 cents, both VDB and plain. Oldest branch mint was a 1912D. Been doing this since 1979, and have been through probably more than 500,000 cents from circulation.
I've also found tax tokens, coal scrip tokens, foreign coins, and well over $5 in dimes, both Mercury and Roosevelt (silver and clad). Most unusual find there - a Turkish gold coin that weighed in at around 0.2 ozt.Charles D. Daughtrey, NLG, Author, "Looking Through Lincoln Cents"
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Wow! What a find! What kind of condition was it in? Where did you find it? In a roll or in change? My mind is blown. Do you still have it or did you sell it?
I have you beat on this as I've found two, but the 1909-S VDB is a major find that beats anything I've ever found. Congratulations on a great find.I've never found an indian head, but I have found pleanty of other neat foreign coins and tokens.Comment
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