The Goal: 25,000 Rolls Of Nickels (All Searchers Welcome!)

Great finds Johnny.

bishftl, It's always great to find something unexpected on the end of a roll. I have never seen a magician coin in nickels, I have seen them in the halves. How did you spot it? Was it the weight? The half dollar magician coin I found was collapsed on the reverse. So it was easy to see something was odd with the coin. Then the weight gave it away.

I went through $100 CRW last night. Here are the results:
2 2009-D
1 1944-D
1 1944-P
22 pre-1960

The 1944-D is a stunner. I almost missed it. Not used to the silver being is this good of shape. The only down side is that it is probably from someone's collection.







This 1939 is going to be an upgrade to the album.




Hopefully getting 2 to 3 boxes for the weekend. Good luck to everyone.

just returned a Buffalo nickel find back to circulation. It took 1 minute to determine it was a buffalo. Did a soak in acetone overnight, then some nik-a-date. I determined it didn't have a mintmark, but the obverse is so rusty you can't see any details. At least I'll get a nickel out of it!

Box # 22

1939 S


Box # 23

Full box of 2012 D


Box # 24

1950
1951 D
1953 S x2


Box # 25

Full box of 2012 D

went through 10 rolled of nickels found my first silver !!!!!!!!1943p
1946, 2009d, 1958d, 1939 and a 1985 dime !


Johnny

2nd box in two days. have to pick up the rest of what they have.

1939 and a 1944 in the last box.

Just finished a box.

No silver, but a 1991 Proof, and a Singapore 20 Cent Coin.

im so happy about my latest box results I'm unable to post pictures at this time as I'm moving to a small apartment complex and my internet is not properly set up there yet so I'm typing to you all from a tim hortons
this weeks finds were strangely all American but never less amazing
3 1954 (D,S and no mint mark)
1 very shiny 1945s wheatcent
1 1916 Mercury dime could not find mint mark
a very worn 1895 V nickel
and finally not one not two but three proof nickels
a 1973-s,1977-s and 1984-s
what do you all think?

I was able to pick up $100 in CWR today. I need some help with a 1960-P that I found. I hope the photos are good enough for you to see. I found some doubling on the obverse and reverse.

The rest of today's finds include:

1 1929-P Buffalo (1929?)
2 1940-D
2 1940-P
1 1941-P
1 1942-P (Non Silver)
1 1942-S (Silver)
2 1946-D
1 1946-P
1 1947-P
1 1948-D
1 1949-D
2 1949-P
1 1952-D
1 1952-P
1 1952-S
2 1953-D
4 1954-D
1 1954-S
1 1956-P
1 1957-D
3 1958-D
3 1959-D
4 2009-D
2 Canadian
1 1984 Roosevelt dime

Here is the Buffalo.







Here is the 1960-P in question.
I can see evidence of doubling in all the letters on the obverse and reverse along with Jefferson's nose, lips, and back of hair. The reverse shows doubling on the dome also.




There is a shadow on the forehead in this photo it is not doubled. There is doubling on the nose and lips.


I do not know enough about doubling to make an educated guess at this point. I have tried to study the photo that is on this forum that shows the difference between a true doubling and Machine Doubling. I am still having trouble with it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I will also post this in the error section.