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My First Dime/Nickel Bank Box

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i bought my first dime box found a 1999 east carribean coin silver edge but not sure if its silver also found a 1963 roosevelt. I found a 39 jefferson I thought it was silver lol. whats the rate of coins you find in a box for jeffersons,wartime,rosevelts anything else you guys ever found in a bank box of nikels/dimes?
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I don't do dimes, but with nickels, I get usually get at least 1 War Nickel per box. I get a buffalo every 5 boxes or so. I keep any nickels minted before 1960 and all 2009's because of low mintage numbers. War Nickels are dated from 1942-1945 and will have a large mint mark directly above the montecello (monument on the reverse).
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are all nickels before 1960 worth more than face value?
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If they are in good shape, yes most of them are but not by much. There are a few dates that are really difficult to come by: 1950-D, 1939-D, 1939-S, 1938-S and 1938-D and are called "key dates". Those are the top 5 (not in any particular order).
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I definitely agree with DobermanOwner. They are worth more than face, but not by much. I keep pre 1970 2004-2005, 2009, all s mints, and of course proofs.

I have found some pretty decent finds from nickels. It is very rare for me to find a buffalo, but that is always nice.
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