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Canada
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OK, its been awhile since I posted, but I was waiting to get to ome better finds. Here is my very first Canadian Buffalo nickel (I hunted this one north of the border)   |
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United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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@ace,  Have you found any 1922 cent or nickel from the wild? |
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United States
4809 Posts |
One step closer to a blank spot in my folder. I'm checking with my brother to see if we found one but haven't heard back yet.  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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United States
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United States
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Canada
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Nice finds Yinzi. 1922 will be tough. Hopefully someone from my side of the border has a nickel because the small cent is a key date similar to the 1922 D.
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United States
125 Posts |
I'm glad I found this thread today before I missed some more years! I have a few coins I can show off that I got from my stepdad last week. I have yet a few more from a couple years back as well. For today I'll show off my 1923 Peace dollar! My phone doesn't take the best pictures, but I think they make a good enough point. They're out there!   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
716 Posts |
Let's take a look at the 1922 mintage situation:
P D S
Cent 0 7,160,000 0
Nickel 0 0 0
dime 0 0 0
Quarter 0 0 0
Half 71,661* 0 0
$ 51,737,000 15,063,000 17,475,000
*Commemorative half dollar: Ulysses S. Grant Memorial
Related foreign coins possibly found in US rolls (or in their own country):
Canadian
1 cent 1,243,635 (in US cent roll, or Canadian cent roll, but it's a key date)
5 Cent 4,794,119 (in US Nickel roll, reject bin; or Canadian Nickel roll)
GB
1 penny 16,347,000 (in US half roll, almost the same size, however discontinued in UK)
Switzerland
10 rappen 2,000,000 (in US dime roll)
So my hope is: (decreasing possibility) a) find a 1922 Canadian Nickel in Nickel boxes; b) find a 1922 GB 1 penny, or Grant Memorial in Half boxes; c) find a 1922 Switzerland 10 rappen in dime boxes; d) find a 1922 Silver Peace dollar in teller's tray or in reject bin. Edited by Yinzi50
04/25/2016 12:28 am
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 United States
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Looking good, everyone. |
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Valued Member
United States
125 Posts |
Continuing on with my finds is this 1922 Peace dollar, yet another one from my stepdads store. This find is probably around 5 years old.   |
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United States
4809 Posts |
Did we just clear the hurdle, Derek? |
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United States
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PHEW! That's beautiful! Great find!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
716 Posts |
Derek Now I have all the coins back to 1899! |
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