Unsearched Wheat Penny Shot Gun Roll w/ Indian Head Cent Ends Old Us Coin Shotgun Lot

Me gustaron las monedas tenía muchas antiguas como decía pude rellenar muchos espacios bacio de mi colección

Most of these wheat pennies were from the 40s and 50's. Most were not like new w the exception of 2, both from 1950s. In fact one of them appeared to be in a fire as it looks charred, can barely read the date or see details and I attached a photo. So, there is no way these are "unsearched wheat pennies as someone sorted through them as there was not 1 wheat penny from the 30's. The Indian head center pieces were also in ok condition, not remotely close to mint condition as it states. Not worth the money as I've been a coin collector since 1974.

Awesome rolls of wheat pennies

This was the first time I've purchased a roll like this. I'm a beginner coin collector and either roll hunt or purchase my coins from my local coin store. But this was a cool way to search through many wheat pennies. I was able to add several needed coins to my collection. None were super rare, but I didn't expect that. This roll is what I expected. 2 Indian head pennies, the rest Lincoln wheat pennies. All are circulated and the condition of the coins vary.

Love wheat cents

You don’t get three rolls !you’ll only get one FYI,These are not New pennies. FYI they have been searched 100,000 times maybe not by him but don’t mistake. These are not brand new pennies. I gave him the benefit of the doubt. I thought they’d be in better shape. Just read everything carefully.

I've opened 6 rolls of these so-called "unsearched" pennies and by the simple fact that there isn't a single penny older than 1940 other than the one guaranteed Indian head penny, and not a single penny of any kind or quality from the year 1943, it is clear that these pennies have been thoroughly searched. The Indian heads are EXTREMELY poor quality, and many of the regular wheat pennies have clearly been scrubbed and/or treated with chemicals before being rolled into these bundles, which are NOT sealed on both sides like they would be if they were honestly rolled by a bank. Maybe that's not the definition of "unsearched", but I can't imagine any way that these coins could qualify for that label.

I was concerned about this because of the reviews. My daughter is 10 years-old and she is interested in coins. She was THRILLED when the first penny was a 1906 Indian Head penny. She kept pointing out that it is over 100 years old! The other side had a 1908 Indian Head penny and both were in fair shape. Not perfect, but certainly not in terrible shape either - definitely presentable. There were two or three steel pennies as well. This was a great example of how Amazon should work - the product was as described and very fair, which is hard to find in coins sometimes. So thanks, Sunshine Coins & Collectibles - they did a great job on this!