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Either it was here or Ctalk, but I saw someone found a worn out 1867 no rays one.
That'd be my dream.
1892 is my oldest.
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I'm sure somebody here has even though that would be a fairly amazing find. However, I have found both a buffalo and liberty head in circulation so I am kinda maxed out of crazy circulation finds. Likely won't top the liberty head.
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Ctalk  I don't like them. Only the CCF members there are nice. A few exceptions. My experience there was pretty bad when I started collecting. No sheilds. Only a worn buff. |
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I remember just carl mentioning a while back he remembers seeing them in circulation from time to time during childhood. So depending who you ask, if it was long ago I'm sure quite a few have.
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Havent found any roll hunting, but I did dig an 1870 while dirtfishing.
When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
Roll hunting since '77
Dirt fishing since '72
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Yes, I found a 1867 Shield nickel a couple of years ago. I'm pretty sure I put a picture up somewhere. |
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Edited by Rollsearcher37
07/01/2015 09:01 am
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That still looks pretty good, all things considered. Especially compared to buffaloes
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Not sure if any modern CRH collector will ever again find a Shield nickel .. the issue being modern automated coin roll sorting machines. The Shield nickel has the same nominal weight ... 5.0 grams ... as the entire Cu/Ni series to date ... but is smaller in diameter (20.5mm vs 21.2mm) and thicker as a result. I suspect that coin roll sorting machines will reject them ... so perhaps the best opportunity is to check the reject slot. I personally would enjoy hearing from anyone who has found an example in recent CRH. David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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While it is unlikely, that is the kind of thing you would find in a customer wrapped roll. I find foreign coins and dimes in cent rolls all the time.
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Is this the find you're thinking of, CHD?
No, there was another one. It wasn't on CTalk, it was on T-net. forums/coin-roll-hunting/282120-shield-nickel-find.html on T-net. Not sure if T-Net links are allowed here. |
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