Silly question

[btech]

Is there any reason to hold on to 2010 pennies or should I throw them in with the other re-rolls?

-Tony

[wolf-n-wa]

Re-roll and take back to the bank. That will be the style for the next 50 years. WOLF

[btech]

Thanks Wolf!

[RRW]

Originally Posted by wolf-n-wa

Re-roll and take back to the bank. That will be the style for the next 50 years. WOLF

I was not around in 1909, but probably would have used this same reasoning. Now i wish I had a 1909 penny. Although I doubt todays penny will even be recognizable in 50 years. one of my first md finds was a penny that I thought was a dime. On closer inspection it was a 2009 penny(cabin on the back)that most of the copper coloring had flaked of off.

[Dustyloins]

Todays coins are junk. Hold on to the old ones!!!!

Dusty

[ewemule]

One from the Denver mint and one from the Philadelphia mint and put them in my coin book. The rest are spent.
Marty

[btech]

Somebody's going to get a surprise when they open a couple rolls of 2010's!!

[Dustyloins]

Originally Posted by ewemule

One from the Denver mint and one from the Philadelphia mint and put them in my coin book. The rest are spent.
Marty

Wise man!!!

Dusty

[firewxman]

Originally Posted by btech

Somebody's going to get a surprise when they open a couple rolls of 2010's!!

Where did you take those 2010?...lol...and please tell us about this surprise!

[wolf-n-wa]

Originally Posted by RRW

I was not around in 1909, but probably would have used this same reasoning. Now i wish I had a 1909 penny. Although I doubt todays penny will even be recognizable in 50 years. one of my first md finds was a penny that I thought was a dime. On closer inspection it was a 2009 penny(cabin on the back)that most of the copper coloring had flaked of off.

PM your address and I will send ya one. WOLF