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I don't get it. So many of you guys have no trouble finding the "rare five", which my son and I have a lot of trouble getting, but you do have trouble finding coins like the 1942D, 1951S, 1953S, or 1955P, which my son and I find easily. Haha, I'm also missing the 55 p. Here's what I am still missing (with mintage figures): 1950 d (2.6 million) 1939 d (3.5 million) 1938 d (5.4 million) 1955 (8.3 million) 1953 s (19.2 million) 1942 p (57.9 million) silver |
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OK, so I got to look through a bunch that my dealer was going to take to the bank, and pull out whatever I wanted for face. I got:
1938 D
1938 S
1939 D
1939 S x2
1941 S large S x2
1942 D over horizantal D
lots of of BUs from 1950 on
Holes I filled:
1938 D
1938 S
1939 D
1949 S
1951 S
1955
1958
my set in now complete except for the 1943 D, the 1945 D, and the 1950 D
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he was taking a 39D to the bank? what condition was it in?
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good grab! also, I like how you say your, "set is complete except for the 1943 D, the 1945 D, and the 1950 D" so...not complete at all then... ;-)
My set is also complete, except for the 39D and 50D.
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Pillar of the Community
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the rule at that shop when they buy a Jefferson nickel set is "pop the silver and the 50 D and the proofs and take the rest to the bank." |
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Box #29 1/2 results: no silver, no buffalos, no hole fillers
1939
1940
1940 s
1942
1946 (x4)
1947
1947 s
1948 (x3)
1949 s
1952 s
1956
1957 d
1958 d (x2)
1959 d (x2)
2009 d (x11)
canada:
1977
1997
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Out of curiosity, when you guys find the '50 in your hunts, what condition is it in? I have found three in total, and all of them were G-VG at best and 90% black on the surface of the coin. Have I just hit some bad luck, or is this typical?
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Pennyman now I know where are the 42d and why I cant find it !
Congratulations on the deal !
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Box #31 down! Good results! silver 1-1945-P  That's 31/28, 28 silver no buffs no V's PROOFS Galore! 3 PROOFS 1975-S 1979-S 1982-S Must have been part of a collection! This is a huge one for me because in 31 boxes I have found 4 proofs, with 3 of them being tonight! Also, they are VERY nice proofs, only one is really impaired at all. Good Luck Hunting to All By the way, I found a 42-D CuNi as well! Sorry Ricardo you'll find one soon enough. |
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Ricardo, if you want to trade, we could work out a deal. PM me.
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We could penny but last weekend I sold 100x War Nickels (many 45Ds) .the dealer I sold didnt have the 42d . Edited by Ricardocody
09/16/2011 11:27 pm
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Box 15: a record high # of pre 1960, 40. But they didn't fill any holes. Did get a 1920 buffalo but the mintmark area is too worn down to tell if it had one. Two 1942-D's. One 2009P. Nothing more noteworthy. Box 5 with no silver.
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United States
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box for the week is completed
happy with it.
1936 XF Buffalo (replaced the fine example in the dansco)
3 1939 P
21 40's coins
23 50's coins
no hole fillers but I did get a 1951 which was a harder date for me to get.
all in all, a lot of pre 59's, a lot more then usual. Clear brinks rolls for anyone who cares
til next time
GOO
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