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Which Nickels should I be paying the most attention to as far as key dates, errors and varieties?
Having a problem find much information on these. Is there some links I need to be looking at?
Thank you all in advance for your help.
Beckie
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Thank you Topher - not overkill, but lots of reading again. HAHA! Prethen - Only one Three Cent. Wish I had more but I don't. And can't buy anything until I get all these coins gone through. Too many Ice chest/Jugs to go through. |
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What kind of nickels are you interested in? Shield, Liberty, Buffalo, Jefferson?
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Actually all of them. I have about 8 Buffalo, 5 Liberty, 1 3cn, and whole lot of Jeffersons.
Mainly what I am doing is going through my coins a little at a time and inventory the ones I wanna keep.
I am thinking of selling the ones I only have a few of. And then just keep working on the Jeffersons.
Not for sure yet. My husband says I have to start getting rid of some of this. (BOO HOO for me!?!) Because I really do have alot of coins.
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Pillar of the Community
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If you are working on Jeffersons, the keys to that series are the 1939-d and 1950-d. Both might be difficult to find in circulation.
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Also look out for any Jefferson nickel from 1942-1945. I believe they contain about 1/3 silver. |
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Silver nickels are always fun.
08/22/2007 Password for question #8: "Gizmo"
Edited by arthrene
08/22/2007 06:43 am
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So should I have the Liberty and Buffalo's graded on this site and them post them to sell.
I am not going to buy any for quite a while until I get all of these coins gone through.
Any suggestions/opinions?
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Pillar of the Community
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We would be happy to grade your liberty or Buffalo nickels. It gives us all some practice. |
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Ok - tomorrow night I will get the pics going. Thank all of you for your help. It is greatly appreciated.
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More than likely the Buffalo and Liberty nickels may be only the common ones and if so, you would not make much on the sale of just a few. Not sure how badly you need the money but if you only make a few dollars it may well be worth just putting those aside for some other day. As to the Jefferson nickels, you should look into purchasing a Red Book on coins where you can get an idea of quantity minted and a very misleading value. Also, you may want to look into purchasing an Album such as Whitman or Dansco for Jefferson nickels. The point of that is you would find probably that you have a large amount of duplicates and many not worth keeping so you could just spend those or take to a bank. The main thing is to know what you have and what you need. |
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Topher....thanks for the coin varieties website...it's awesome!
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Ok Liberty's are posted in the Graded Forum.
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You can never have too many coins.
The person that has the most when they die....... wins!
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