1 Pound Bag of Lincoln Wheat Cent 1909-1958 Mixed Dates Circulated

This was bought on a whim and I didn't expect very good results. With that said it was a decent mix mostly 50s and 40s a few (4) 30s and 5 teens all common coins so don't expect anything rare or any key dates in this. All had good readable dates and I would say this is a good way to get the kids excited since they look nothing like what anyone has in there pockets for change these days.

Exactly as advertised.

Buenos días les quiero compartir mi experiencia que no estoy satisfecho para nada .Me siento engañado porque compré dos libras teniendo la esperanza que así me podría hacer de una buena colección desde el 1909 al 58 y resulta ser que las dos libras solo vienen 1940 a 1958 y todas repetidas muchas muchísimas repetidas no deberían decir mentiras y de hacer esto se debe de tener respeto por los clientes .

Exactly what is described, I was able to find some for my collection as well a some with errors. Thank you for being reputable and having wonderful reviews to rely on!

When I received my 6 bank rolls of wheat pennies I was super excited and ran inside to see what I got. As I went through each roll I was like a little kid on Christmas. The only thing that dampened my spirits was the description say 1909 to 1958 and I didn't get any coin below a 1930 but there were a few "S" coins which was pretty cool. I also think the price is a little steep for $6.00 worth of pennies but I'll probably end up buying these again just to see if I get some 20's or teens.

Bought these wheat pennies to help find 1909 to early forties to help finish out my coin book. I did get the one steel penny but there was no coins with the dates below 1940. Good if you are just starting out but buyer beware there are a LOT of duplicate dates. To many duplicates for me to buy again.

Great for a person starting out, like me.

If you are looking to upgrade you extremely common 1940-1958 wheat pennies, or are just starting to collect pennies, this will suit your needs. The item is arguably exactly what is described however out of 148 pennies, all but 11 coins were in that late date range. Of the 11 others five coins were 1939 Philadelphia (no mint mark) and rounding out the final six coins were 2ea 1917, 1 ea 1919 1ea. 1920, 2ea. 1934. I purchased this offering based on the product description and the previous customer reviews so I am writing this review to throw my 2 cents in. Nowhere does it say that the pound was unsorted so I would assume that there is no luck of the draw intended here. That removed expectations of an amazing coin being found, but it also seems that it should remove the chance of getting literally 30 of the same exact coin. So if you set your expectations properly, you will be okay, you will get a steel penny, it will be the highlight of the assortment. Again, just as advertised.