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

Happy with my purchase and would probably buy again.

These pennies do not come as shown. They say they are I searched which I was doubtful of to begin with, but then they came in a cloth bag. Pretty clearly searched before being sent. I at least did get some interesting coins like the WW2 steel cent.

I received a decent 1857 Flying Eagle , Its a little damaged but it is 160 years old, 1906 IHP , 2- 1919 Wheaties 2-1920's , 1923, 1925, 1930, 1935, 1936 2- Steel cents that were beat up 1943 and 1943 S and the rest were a bunch of 40s and 50s wheats with 1 -1964 Memorial ….Overall I'm pleased I wanted a FE Cent bad and I got a few fillers for my wheat cent book in the process

Was supposed to be 1 indian head and 1 flying eagle included. No roll. Came in a bag with all wheaties and a flying eagle in a plastic case.

This product came in a velvet bag and the Flying Eagle penny was already in a protector. The Indian head was not in very good condition but I was please with the Flying Eagle. It was obviously search but overall I was pleased.

I got a 1858 flying eagle (poor condition) worth maybe $20. I got a 1889 Indian Head penny in good condition (about $2) I got a 1938-d and and 2 teens. The rest of the wheat were 40s and 50s (very common and low value). You will lose a little money, but I needed the flyi g eagle and Indian head penny for my book.

Hidden in unsearched rolls are often really crappy looking coins, and mostly all common dates too. These rolls were well packaged, and clean (a good sign). There were actually more from the 1930's than the 1940's (almost never happens) and over a dozen from the teens and twenties. I didn't find any gems like a 1922 no D, or even some hard coins like the 1923S and nothing between 1910 and 1916, but that would have been extraordinary luck.

Very nice but it wasn't a roll it was in a bag