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This was a great box of nickels. Not only was there a 1911 V nickel ender, I also found 3 War Nickels. 2 1945-P and 1 1942-P. Along with a 1964 Proof. Now I'm going to finish searching them for errors and fill the holes in my Dansco. |
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SWEET!  |
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United States
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Because of commitments to my job, preparing for entry into graduate school next fall, among other things, I don't search anymore. However, the cashiers at my job keep an eye out and yesterday, a 1916 Buffalo turned up in one of the registers, and I bought it.
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United States
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Murphy - nice score on the Liberty! I'm still waiting for my first one.
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United States
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Box #91 down no silver-thats 71/91 71 silvers 1 Buffalo- dateless, but possibly 1914 no V's no proofs Dates 1958(2) 1947 AU 1947-D 1947-S 1940-D AU 1953 XF 1957-D AU 1948-S 1946-S 1951-D 1941 XF AWESOME finds guys! Murphy-i believe the only other person to find a V nickel ender was nickelsearcher, and that was a long time ago. Congrats!! |
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United States
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Thanks Gothic Florin.
This was the second one I have found. I found the first one before I even found a Buffalo. At first I didn't know what it was. I had to ask my Brother. It's still amazing to me that there are coins over 100 years old in circulation.
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Tonight's box yielded:
1943S and 1945D
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United States
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On Aug 27 I said:
(Too bad I didn't get a 1945P, or I'd of had a complete 40's decade.)
Got one today in a box I finished over the weekend.
One buffalo. Looked like a very faint 1919. Might be a '29. I'm going to have to invest in some nic-a-date.
Also a UK 20 pence coin. (worth about $0.30)
1940 x 2
1941
1941 D
1945 P (good coin, nothing special except the silver)
1947
1949 x 2
1951
1952
1954
1954 D X2
1954 S X2
1955 D
It is noteworthy that (again!!) there was not a single 2009 in this box. I've probably gone through 200 rolls since my last 2009. I could probably have made up 20 rolls of 1964 and 64D alone.
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United States
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Tonight's box was really good:
Buffalos: 1920p, 1923p, 1928p, 1930p, 1937p, and two unknowns.
Jeffersons: 1945S
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United States
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3 Boxes of nickels: 1 - 1943P war, 1 - 1945S war, and then miscellaneous 1960 or older.
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United States
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Box #92 down!  2 silvers-1945-P 1943-P thats 73/92 73 silvers no buffs No V's 1976-S Proof-good mirror! foreign- 20 somethings from somewhere 1999 |
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"20 somethings from somewhere" ----> LOL
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United States
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I'm too excited to finish going through my rolls without posting! I've gone through probably another 20 or so rolls since I last posted. In those rolls two Buffaloes have popped up! I got a 1928 that is very hard to make out the date. The other is a 1919-s in better shape though it is a little dirty.   |
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United States
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Now that I look at it again it's possible the 1928 could also be a 1926. It is a bit hard to tell.
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United States
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$12 worth and I got a 1943-s (hole filler) and this pleasant surprise!   |
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