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I been doing a little coin roll hunting (CRH) lately and I've noticed a lot of 1964's and most of them are in really good condition.
Out of 6 rolls I checked today, there was 12 1964 nickels. I checked a few rolls the other day and pulled several from there too. I didn't count them though. It is probably important to note that they coins were from a completely different banks.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
Dave
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I think 1964 was the year they released like 2 billion nickels. Might be way off though. Lol.
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United Arab Emirates
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I don't know Zack, you may be closer than you think.  |
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 United States
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Yeah, I want to check that. I don't have my RedBook handy! |
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United Arab Emirates
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1964 - 1,024,672,000 1964D - 1,787,297,160 From the 2013 RedBook. See Zach, you were pretty close. |
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United States
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Yep, this is what I found...over 2 billion:
1964 1,028,622,762
1964-D 1,787,297,160
Wow...larger than any other year!
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United States
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Not sure how I remembered that.  |
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United States
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Great Article...thanks. Dave |
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Pillar of the Community
United Arab Emirates
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Very good read, thanks for the link.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Try to find one with full steps. Big $$.
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Try to find one with full steps. Big $$.
Oh man, I wish I would have looked before I put them all back in the roll  |
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United States
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I've been setting all 64's aside for the kids.
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New Member
United States
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What exactly constitutes "full" steps? I have also been setting aside 64's from my coin roll hunts. I like me some "Big $$". :-)
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I have also been setting aside 64's from my coin roll hunts. I like me some "Big $$". :-) What is the thinking here if these are so common? Thanks. Dave |
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Posted 01/19/2013 12:35 am
