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bbradford
I find a lot here in Fort Worth also.
It seems though the more Canadian nickles I find the better the box for war nickles and others.
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I have never done a comparison before on the correlation of the number of War Nickels found and number of Canadian nickels found in a box, that might be something fun to track. |
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I would concur on two fronts...both nickels and cents. Invariably the more Canadian coins I get in the box the better U.S. coins I find.....I have been paying attention to this since day 1 and it has yet to let me down.....I get all smiles when I see lots of Canadian coins in my rolls!
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Box 22, no silver, no buffs, one hole filler a 1951 S, 6 holes left.
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Talking about Canadian nickels I just got a 1933 George V tonight. First hole filler for a while. Also got 3 George V cents this week. All from different sources. Cents from Brinks, nickel from CWR. I put all my Canadian aside and will use it to take a trip up there this summer. Having trouble with my microscope camera so no pics yet.
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03/01/2012 6:55 pm
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Box 22, no silver, no buffs, one hole filler a 1951 S, 6 holes left. Which 6 do you have left? Sorry, I ask everyone because I am curious. |
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Which 6 do you have left? Sorry, I ask everyone because I am curious. thats no problem I still need 1938 d 1938 s 1939 d 1943 d 1944 d 1950 d I have all he libertys, paid no more then 1$ each for them, I only need 1912 S, hoping to find that one to....lol, that will never happen. Have a couple loose shields not sure of the years. None of those were found in rolls. Edited by halfhunter
03/02/2012 07:23 am
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You have 1885 and 1886 and paid a dollar for them?
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Halfhunter you paid a buck for the 1885 and 1886 Liberty nickels? That is awesome. |
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I searched one box of nickels a few weeks ago. I found one silver War Nickel from Philadelphia. I also found one 1996P that is missing the 1 and the first 9 is very faint. It is not PMD as everything else is perfect surrounding it and there are no scratches. |
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Haven't posted in a number of boxes but just found my 4th V-nickel!   |
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Nice find!  |
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I picked up around $100 or so at various different banks, in increments of $20: 1939 x5 1941 x2 1942P War Nickel  1946 x2 1948 x2 1948D 1949 1951 x2 1953 1954D x2 1956D x3 1957 1957D x5 1958 1959 x2 1961 1977 Canadian (99.9% nickel) |
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Another V nickel find... You guys are killing me. |
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