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 Posted Yesterday   11:28 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add KisNap to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
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Sorry if this has been brought up already but I couldn't find the topic.

I'm sure people still have plenty of penny rolls, but what will be the next big thing to search for? Nickels? With penny rolls now selling for 3x their value (plus shipping!), will looking for nickel or quarter varieties become the new cent?

What are your thoughts?
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Coin collectors will probably turn to Nickels and other denominations, since the Cent was discontinued for circulation use last year. If the Nickels are discontinued, we'll probably be turning to Dimes and Quarters, etc.
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I also think most will start out with nickels. Give a short foray into dimes. Then just mix things up and buy different boxes as they are available. Focusing mostly on the vast variety of doubling with quarters

(That reminds me - it's been a couple weeks since I made a penny run on my banks! I'm waiting for 4x face on my hoard of pennies! )
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I say nickels have always been the sweet spot for CRH.

They are the only currently circulating denomination where one can reasonably have hope to complete the entire circulation strike set 1938 - today at face value from bank rolls.

I did it twice.
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with nickelsearcher if one is wanting to put together sets. If one is looking for varieties well that all depends on where you live, Philly coins are great for those so if you're on the west coast not many are to be found. That's why I mainly pick-up boxes of quarters and halves. Oh, and I'm glad I have a stockpile of boxes of cents.
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