The Goal: 25,000 Rolls Of Nickels (All Searchers Welcome!)

I searched for a $10 Nickels CWR but I founds a 1958 Old Jefferson nickels and 1939 Old Jefferson nickels.
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I searched for a $2 Nickels MWR but I founds a 1946 Old Jefferson nickels.
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I searched for a $12 Nickels MWR but I founds a 1946 Old Jefferson nickels and 1955D Old Jefferson nickels.
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I searched for a $2 Nickels MWR but I founds a 1957D Old Jefferson nickels.
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I searched for a $4 Nickels MWR but I founds a 1949 Old Jefferson nickels and 1954D Old Jefferson nickels.
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I only opened two of my rolls of nickels (I got more also, but I am saving those for a later date, as I like to have rolls on hand); I found a 1944-D silver WW2 nickel in the first roll! I also looked through about seven cent rolls, and pulled two wheat cents, and two Canadian pennies. I figure that the silver nickel is the best find, so that is why I posted here. I put the rest of the nickel rolls in an old Loomis cent box, to hunt later. I also got some more cents to hunt.

New to nickels, and this was the largest amount I've searched in one sitting ($50). The rolls were a mix of CWRs and machine wrapped. Here are the totals:

2- 1939
2- 1940
1- 1940-D
4- 1946
1- 1947
2- 1949
1- 1954-S
2- 1958-D
1- 1959-D
1- 2009-D
4- Canadian nickels ('80,'82,'94,'99)

So, I have a question. Is this typical of 25 rolls? I feel like this is a lot, but I don't know much about nickels.

Thanks, and happy hunting!