The James foundation coin collection listing ( LOT 11) 1982d 1943 & error coins

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The 1972d in plastic looks weord around the edges one of the 1999 pennies if off center and the 1954s looks really good and the S mint mark almost looks like there is a D under it or its to small.  I dont know what im talking about. And while most of you will not  buy from the foundation because i am the the salesmen.  Others are think like foxes and realize that I could get a real doamond in one of the lots.  I post pics of the ones that look cool.

This is just a pile from a box that was marked ( 1982 + oddballs )

The 1943 steel looks almost like a mix of steel and copper but im sure its juat corosion. But its differnt than others

And the pile on top left are 1982 with dates that are not good enough to put on the main showcase

The bottom pile is just mostly less pretty coins that James seen something that qualified as a oddball. 

Keep an eye on me. I told them i would be done by friday with the listings.

I posted 2 pictures at the end and one is the bottom left pile. The random oddballs that seemed to me like not good enough for center stage. I just randomly snapped a picture.  I should spend more time on pictures than i do trying to explain this terrible sales plan.  So much more money could be made.  Someone will buy one lot.  And clean out my page.  I gurantee that. Im posting deals and they arent cherry picked and i see people pay alot of money for a roll of pennies that some person put two  nice ones on the ends.  And people really think they are gonnna make money. A a successful coin roll seller will make sure to give you back 75 percent of your money.  Or at least half.  People will spend alot of money for 2 coins and the possibility that something lies within those two coins that the seller put there.  Why would someone a long time ago put a old indian head penny and a civil war cent on the outside of a roll to save that roll.  They wouldnt.  The idea is to protect the cool coins.  Not expose one side to the elements and anyone that possibly comes across it.  If you live for the excitement if finding Gems.  Then this week.  And this week only.   Keep and eye on my lots.   These are lots a collector cherry picked to keep.  Alot of work went into this collection. Alot of time. Money will be made and people will be happy. The foundation will get the money.  And  i will have some peace.  50,000 pennies is alot.  And if you had went through them and grabbed all that were shiny and listed them cheap in lots.   ( which i havent listed those yet )

I only listed the ones James pulled himself. If you had done that.  You would write a short story to try to  give the buyer the full story so that it doesnt look like  a classic quick money from junk coins scam and alot of people do this in this business. But the coin roll sellers are my least favorite. They are giving alot of people false hope and thats how they earn money. Thats not going to go to well when we meet our maker.   Ty for reading this and consider buying multiple lots please.

Ill put one pile in a bag.  The other pile in a bag.  Ill put center stage in a bag, and ill pull out the few that look like they are extremely valuable because people  will want to send it to the graders. Enjoy. 

That grey 1982 in the pic.  I will be mad if it is some crazy rare alloy.  I took the time to google grey 1982.  Google said that someone probably used some sort of acid and made it look grey.  But google didnt see the coin and sometimes google is not the best place to find the right information.