Bags are sealed, un-counted, un-searched, and offered AS IS - they have not been opened to verify exact count. 

This also means that any copper, wheaties, errors, IHPs, or other collector items have not been removed.  

In my experience these bank bags will overwhelmingly contain US Cents and weigh around 29lbs, but the exact weight and count *will vary* (slightly up or down) and they will often also have a dozen or two canadian cents, and the occasional other US coin denomination (two or three dimes or nickels)  mixed in. 

These are bags the bank uses for customer-deposited bulk coin that has been machine counted and sorted. Whatever the customer brought in and dumped into the coin counting machine is what's in the bag - so expect a mix of dates, mionty marks, condition (and cleanliness!) that you'd otherwise find in normal circulating pennies. 

All orders will include an 8-page guide to hunting Lincon Cents with key dates, varieties, and errors you can search for, and one each 2025 cent from Philadelphia (no mint mark) and Denver mint (D mint mark).

Shipping is via USPS Priority Mail Large Flat Rate Box - it's cheaper than ground because of the weight (~29lbs + packing materials).