1920 Canadian George V Small Cent found in brick

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  • VAB2013
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    • Nov 2013
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    #16
    See there... that's what I thought! At least you got more sleep than I did, you need as much rest as you can get for those 7 or 8 boxes you have not gotten to yet

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    • furryfrog02
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      • Sep 2013
      • 777

      #17
      Nope, I'm all caught up...for now.

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      • VAB2013
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        • Nov 2013
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        #18
        Well good, since I am tired can I send you pics of the ones that need to be attributed?

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        • admrose
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          • Jan 2013
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          #19
          Nice find. The oldest I ever found was somewhere in George VI's reign. By the way the key dates for the George V small cents are 1922, 1923 and 1925 with semi-keys in 1924, 1926 and 1930. Find a 1936 with a dot under the date and you can take the next five years off work.
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          • addictedtocoins
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            • Jan 2012
            • 401

            #20
            Thank you Admorse. I have a ton of Canadian cents to look through. I knew about the 1936 dot cent ( actually I found out about it on this site from a fellow member ) but I didn't know about the key dates and the semi key dates !

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            • wapa
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              • Jan 2012
              • 2409

              #21
              Very cool find. Surprises can be found in any roll. Congrats.
              Last edited by wapa; 03-24-2014, 09:30 AM.

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              • VAB2013
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                • Nov 2013
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                #22
                Originally posted by admrose
                Nice find. The oldest I ever found was somewhere in George VI's reign. By the way the key dates for the George V small cents are 1922, 1923 and 1925 with semi-keys in 1924, 1926 and 1930. Find a 1936 with a dot under the date and you can take the next five years off work.
                Thank you admrose, this is great info to know. Honestly... until last night I had never seen one, I had to look it up LOL... I am having a hard enough time with Lincoln's! I am all over that "next five years off work" idea!!

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                • VAB2013
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                  • Nov 2013
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                  #23
                  Originally posted by wapa
                  Very cool find. Surprises can be found in any roll. Congrats.
                  Thank you wapa! Last night was definitely an exception to the norm for me. I was seriously pulling 3-4 wheats out of a roll at a time, and 2 DDO's were practically back to back! Fun times
                  Last edited by VAB2013; 03-24-2014, 09:35 AM. Reason: messed up

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                  • furryfrog02
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                    • Sep 2013
                    • 777

                    #24
                    So how many wheats did you end up with? I'm having visions of a mountain of wheaties

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                    • VAB2013
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                      • Nov 2013
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                      #25
                      Furry there were 21, the best is a AU 1957D I thought it was a shield when I pulled it out of the roll. The rest are 39P (X2), 40S, 41D, 42 P&D, 44P, 45 P&D, 46D, 47D (X2), 47S (X2), 194X S either a 1940 or 1948 the last digit is broken but I think it's a zero, 50S, 55P, 56P and 57D (X2) Some folks may think we are kinda strange for caring about all this detail... and we probably are to some extent. But I think it is cool to see what years are being found and I always look at your list Here is a pic of the 57D, I have not even started looking at these wheat's yet.
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                      • mustbebob
                        Lincoln Cent Variety Expert
                        • Jul 2008
                        • 12758

                        #26
                        That 1957D looks closer to Mint State rather than AU Vivien. Really nice.
                        Bob Piazza
                        Former Lincoln Cent Attributer Coppercoins.com

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                        • furryfrog02
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                          • Sep 2013
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                          #27
                          No kidding! That 57D is beautiful!

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                          • VAB2013
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                            #28
                            Awesome, thank you Bob. Hope it has something wrong with it! There was also a nice 59P (attached) don't see this very often in bricks
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                            • VAB2013
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                              #29
                              Originally posted by furryfrog02
                              No kidding! That 57D is beautiful!
                              Thanks furry, when it fell out of the tube I was thinking... "insert a few bad words".... another shield. I was very shocked!

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                              • Paddy 54

                                #30
                                Nice 1920 George V cent there VAB... and found it in a brick you say.....I do have a SM cent Canadian collection I've been working on too. I still need a few to fill and maybe a few replacements. I did however pick this up at the Annapolis show a few weeks back ...not to walk on your thread But thought you may like this medal. 1937
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