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 Posted 12/27/2013  5:50 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Bassmaster to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Oh wow that is something. Whoever bought those nickels really knew a lot about coins. And yeah, a counterfeit would have made it even better.
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I think there are a few genuine '65 coins struck on a silver planchet, just like the copper '43 and steel '44 cents.

There are, have seen at least one. (It was slabbed by ANACS.)
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They do exist. I also believe I read once that there are 1964's on clad planchets. They are all very rare and would not be on ebay unless in a slab and a very high reserve set on them.

The best place to watch for 1965 silver dimes and quarters is in junk silver. A lot of people hoarded silver coin in the mid to late 1960's and did not watch the dates on them. Old hoards from that time frame are most likely to have the 1965's in them.

Really the mint just should have dumped the planchets into the presses regardless of dating in 1965 and 1966. Canada struck both nickel and silver in 1968. It was stupid to even try to segregate. We'd now have common 1965 and 1966 silver coins if they did.
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