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Double your cents
- Thread starter Dancer
- Start date
I have a 1 pound coffee can full of wheats that I have been saving for years! No greenies or field finds in that can. I also started saving coppers pre 1982 a while back and have a 30 oz. can of those nearly full. The one pound can is metal and the 30 oz. one is plastic.
Donna(NJ
Well-known member
I assume they put them through a coin counting machine ??? or did they weigh them ???
Reason being, I have a bunch of rejects.
HH
Donna(NJ)
Mark kus
Well-known member
Yes my bank they have a counter so it costs me nothingI assume they put them through a coin counting machine ??? or did they weigh them ???
Reason being, I have a bunch of rejects.
HH
Donna(NJ)
Picketwire
Well-known member
There is 3.2 cents worth of copper in each pre 1981 penny if they ever allow them to be melted.
Donna(NJ
Well-known member
I dont have those stores in NJ but hopefully other stores will join the bandwagon. I see Aldi's has posted a sign saying they will 'round up' if they
dont have enough pennies.
I never got around to cashing these in. Here's 32 pounds +/- Govmt use to pay$1.50 a pound for rotten zinc's. So here's 4800
all cleaned and ready for a new life !!!
I have 6 buckets of rotten zinc's but they wont go through a coin counter ;( ;( ;(
HH
Donna(NJ
