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Why are you keeping the 1970S? Is it a low mintage or something? I always save "S" mint coins. They are unusual here in the midwest relative to "D" and "P". No intrinsic value for the most part... |
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Pulled a nice VF 1937 Buffalo from a CWR today. That is my first Buffalo with a date in a good while.
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Box 26: 46-S & 47-S, nothing else of note.
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Found my FIRST ever "error coin" from searching bank rolls! The 1983-P reverse counter clash. On Page 156 of " Strike It Rich With Pocket Change" by Potter & Allen.   |
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Pretty awesome find there!
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Finished another box. I will post results when I get home. Excited because I got my first mint mark buffalo. 1937 s and it has awesome detail. Looks like a full horn.
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Finished another box. I will post results when I get home. Excited because I got my first mint mark buffalo. 1937 s and it has awesome detail. Looks like a full horn.
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 of the buffalo murry! |
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Finished the first half of box 27. Best condition buff I've found in a box.   |
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Congrats on that 1937S, murry! I still have yet to find one myself. So I searched through a box today, and was amazed to find a Buffalo nickel roll-ender! It turned out to be just a 1936, but it's probably EF w/ full horn so I'm happy. Also found a 1944P, 1988 Canadian, and a few various modern BUs. |
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What's special about the '88 Canadian? that one of the 100% nickel ones? What's the nickel in each one worth these days? inquiring minds want to know ...
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What's special about the '88 Canadian? that one of the 100% nickel ones? What's the nickel in each one worth these days? inquiring minds want to know ... Nothing particularly special about the '88 Canadian, but I always mention when I find a Canadian coin since I don't find them too often down here in Texas. (I've actually found more buffalos than Canadians) Also, I think they stopped using pure nickel in 1982. |
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Ten rolls tonight
1~ 1940
1~ 1952
1~1955d
1~ 1957d
1~ 1958d
1~ 1959d
1~ 1960d
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