War Nickel Breakdown

So I recently counted my War Nickels from roll searching, and found that I had more than in my signature. In fact I have found exactly 81 from roll hunting. This breakdown is from 96 boxes of nickels.

Dates

1942-P.....6

1942-S.....2

1943-P.....33 (no surprise here)

1943-D.....1

1943-S.....5

1944-P.....15

1944-D.....0

1944-S.....2

1945-P.....11

1945-S.....5

1945-D.....1


In order from most common to least common:
43P
44P
45P
42P
45S, 43S
44S
45D, 43D
44D

Interesting to see that the finds are grouped by mintmarks, with Philly being the most common, S'Frisco being the 2nd, and Denver being the 3rd.

I would love to see how other roll hunters finds turned out.
I would do a breakdown of buffalos but they are all mixed in with my others, so I can't tell which ones are which.

11 of these had some sort of lamination issue. Most were very small, but this just shows how common the lamination error was on War Nickels.

Thanks for reading, just a spare time thing I decided to do!