This assortment gives you 148 coins (that’s one full pound) from all 6 decades in which this one-cent piece was minted.  You are guaranteed one first-year-of-mint 1909 penny that might be one of the rare coins with the sculptor’s initials, VDB, valued at as much as $3,000.  You could also find an increasingly rare 1943 steel penny.  Last struck in 1958, the historic wheat penny retains its value because it’s the first U.S. coin to depict a real person, the first cent to feature the words “In God We Trust,” and is composed of a bronze alloy that is 95% copper.  Coins store in mini money bag.  All contents are unsearched and unexamined.