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United States
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Got two boxes and these are my results: 4-1939 4-1940 1-1940S 3-1941 2-1941D 1-1941S 1-1942 (not War Nickel) 2-1946 1-1946S 1-1947D 2-1948 3-1948D 3-1949 2-1949D 1-1050D (Last one to finish jefferson set)        3-1952 2-1953 1-1953D 3-1954D 2-1955D 2-1956 1-1956D 2-1957 1-1957D 4-1958D 4-1958D 1-1968S 3-1969S 5-1970S I was so excited to find the 1950D. |
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
850 Posts |
Sorry hit a 0 instead of a 9. Also got 9 Canadian five cents.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4000 Posts |
Looks like you pulled almost an entire set out of 2 boxes!
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United States
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Moderator
 United States
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Wonderful finds  ... show us some photos of the 1950-D.  David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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Valued Member
United States
228 Posts |
The 1950-D is a TERRIFIC find!  !! That together with the 1914-D Lincoln Cent discovered recently by a cent roll searcher is enough to keep this semi burnt out roll searcher going! |
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United States
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What company wrapped those rolls and what area of the U.S. do you live? Those are some very nice finds for nickles. I get mostly the modern stuff here in N.C.
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United States
850 Posts |
I get brinks and live in the southwest Ohio. I will post pictures when I get the time. I was very happy with the hull and will probably get another box tomorrow. I want to find a bank that has a free coin counter. Right now I break apart the plastic wrap and reroll them. I have used over 200+ nickel wrappers and 200+ half dollar wrappers. I always get my wrappers from banks
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New Member
United States
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Great find with the 1950d. I have never found one of those. Always end up shelling out the then bucks to complete the set.
I did, however, find a 1958p today. Don't know why, but that has been a tough one, too.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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bencrit - the 1958 Nickel only had a mintage of 17 million whereas 1958-D had a mintage of almost ten times as much...some 168 million
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Pillar of the Community
United States
860 Posts |
My son and I have been nickel roll searching for years, and of the "rare five", these are our finds:
1950D 0
1939D 3
1938S 0
1938D 3
1939S 2
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United States
850 Posts |
I have very bad news. Upon a closer look I have determined that the 1950D is a forgery. It is a 1959D that had the stem of the 9 smashed.  The bottom is the 'supposed' 1950D and the top is a regular 1950P. Look at the difference in the '0'.  You can see marks where the stem of the 9 used to be  'Supposed' 1950D I am sad to say that I expect it to be a forgery. Any other opinions? |
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Correction:
1938D 2 (not 3)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
809 Posts |
Oh man...thats a 1959 D!  |
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Valued Member
United States
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Bummer with the 50d. It is truely a rare roll find but I won't give up on it. Here are my key/semi-key finds:
1950D 0
1939D 3
1938S 5
1938D 8
1939S 4
340,000 searched means I find a semi-key every 8.5 boxes...not bad. Hopefully all of our next boxes contains a real 50d!
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Posted 06/24/2011 6:58 pm
