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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Well that is $5 face value so you got us beat there thedollarman  Yeah I would like that roll or at least a couple of them... my only 44D from CRH is GREEN! 11 million less on 44S and I have found two of them from CRH  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote:I've got roughly 100 Canadian War Nickels if that counts :-) Might depend on which War. Posts like this could start a new type of collecting. There are those that collect error coins, holed coins, certain date coins, etc. Now I wonder how many collect War Nickels. Only ones I've got are in Albums. |
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Today I bought $20 worth rolled nickels not so productive for silver BUT 1938d 1941,1946,1955 d and three 59d, it seem as though I get alot of 1964 1995 1999 seems like a oddity in the neck of the woods
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United States
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I did about $400-$500 in nickels this month before getting one, but I did come up with my first 1938, which was cool  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I've found about $4.30-$4.50 I'm not sure exactly right now, all from roll hunting
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Well I now have 2 full 11 coin sets one is nearly BU set need 3 more and I have one complete roll and just started my second roll of war nicks.
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United States
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These are my rolls...  And this is the first page of my Dansco...  The rolls are from my finds, my fathers finds, and a collection purchase. Obviously the Dansco was NOT from finds. LOL Edited by smokeriderdon
02/07/2014 7:06 pm
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Canada
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My now 100+ canadian War Nickels are just 1942 tombac-1945 and the whole lot of em are strictly and only die varieties.60 of which are all 1943s Feel free to call me Will.
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02/07/2014 7:18 pm
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I'm a fan of these as well ... Have found 112 silver War Nickels in my roll searches (304,800 nickels searched). Also have a nice MS set in PCGS holders ... all designated FS and MS66 and better. They are indeed quite lovely in high MS state. David |
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United States
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Nickelsearcher awesome an wow and that is somthing that would wow me
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United States
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Have $1.35 love the War Nickels got me started collecting |
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United States
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I probably have less than a dollars worth that I have picked up, but I love them. They are my favorite modern coin and I really need to put together a short set sometime of some really nice examples.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I did space out two in my BU box so 67 total war nicks.
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United States
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Although I sold several rolls years ago I kept one with the nicest examples. Also have 2 or 3 complete sets from '38 to '65. Eventually I plan to sell them here. Pulled War Nickels when they circulated freely. Happy to see that they continue to be of interest. Edited by matthewvincent
02/08/2014 11:48 am
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United States
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Yes I have three uncirculated sets and that is my favorite way to collect them. What its really interesting is to know the difference between uncirculated and sliders because the sellers will try to slip a few sliders little cirulation in there. That grading knowledge is key. Then I put together a set of nothing but sliders for a fun project. Au 55-58 stuff.
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