Bersigar luxaura 1645 Premium materials and casual design, Sapphire dial window, full 316L stainless steel construction with screw-down crown, transparent case back, solid and flexible watchband with classic deployment clasp

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This EASY to use genuine  PuriTEST Acid Test Stone works perfect in addition to testing acid to determine the karat value and purity of Silver Jewelry, scrap, bars, coins, and much more! Simply scratch the test stone with your jewelry and apply a drop of the acid to the stone and watch the results appear! *NOTE* Acid solutions sold separately.*Our goal is to make testing your jewelry FUN, FAST, and EASY!*A MUST-HAVE for anyone who invests in gold, silver, or platinum!This 2 Piece kit includes:- PuriTEST 2''x2'' Test Stone New in Box with Rubber backing to ensure non-slip desktop testing!- Easy to read and follow instruction booklet!

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Each 'Buy it Now' is for ONE wheat penny roll with one BU Wheat Cent showing on one end. Wheat Cents will date between 1909 - 1958 1909 was the first year wheat penny coins were minted. Replacing Indian Head pennies, which were minted from 1859 through 1909, Lincoln pennies were welcomed by massive crowds that gathered at banks on the August 2nd day that the new one-cent coins arrived in commerce. While the coins were highly popular with the public from day one, there was initial outcry about the prominence of the initials of Victor David Brenner, the designer of the Lincoln wheat penny. His initials, VDB, are located on the reverse side near the rim and centered below the wheat stalks. The quick removal of the initials led to the creation of several varieties of wheat penny coins Rolls may contain uncirculated and circulated wheat cents, steel cents, Indian head cents and more!

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Availability: 1 Week Delay

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