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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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  Tough shape, but it circulated for 105 years. Machine wrapped roll from the local CU. |
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Pillar of the Community
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not too shabby for its age.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Awesome find, Brandmeister!
Errers and Varietys.
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Tough shape, but it circulated for 105 years. Machine wrapped roll from the local CU. Very nice!  |
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Valued Member
United States
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Just out of curiosity, is it me or are 2009 nickels becoming harder and harder to find? I've found more War Nickels than 2009 nickels. I actually haven't found any 2009 nickels in a long time; whereas before, I found them a lot more frequently, as in a few months ago. They just suddenly dried up. I see that they're going up in price on ebay, too. Also, Buffalos are getting harder to find, too. Haven't found any in a while. Edited by AllSeasons
02/11/2024 02:37 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Got a box today. It's been almost exactly 4 years since my last box. I was able to get 6 hole fillers since I didn't have any of the new nickels. Still only missing the 1950d to complete my whole collection. Well I still need 2023 p and will need 2024 as well so that gives me something to look forward to.
Box# 100:
1939
1940 (X5)
1941 (x4)
1941 d
1941 s
1943 p silver
1944 p silver
1946
1946 s
1947
1954 s
1956 d
1957
1958 d (x2)
1959 d
1957 d (x3)
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Nice results! |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice results, murrellington! Errers and Varietys.
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Valued Member
United States
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Found what I believe to be a 1944-S War Nickel today in a Loomis roll. It was pretty darn slick, probably the slickest Jefferson I've ever found, weighing only 4.61 grams. Was pretty sure that it's a 1944, but the mint mark on the back was 99% gone. So given the poor condition the coin was in, I decided to give it a baking soda/aluminum foil/sea salt/hot water bath. It did wash away some of the tarnish and gunk, so the 1944 was pretty clear to both me and my wife. We believe it's an "S" mint mark, maybe with 90% confidence. In any case, pretty sure it was a War Nickel, so can't complain about finding silver  Cheers! |
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Excellent! |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice find, AllSeasons. Errers and Varietys.
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Valued Member
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Thank you, jbuck and Errers and Varietys! Also found a 2000-S proof nickel yesterday. It's got the Ring of Death on it from being an ender and has lost most of the cameo, but it was an album filler, nonetheless. Today I found a 1928-S Wheat cent, which was also an album filler and in decent condition. Cheers! Edited by AllSeasons
02/15/2024 7:50 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:Today I found a 1928-S Wheat cent, which was also an album filler and in decent condition. Nice find! Errers and Varietys.
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Great finds!! The extra effort is worth it sometimes!!
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