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United States
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Did $30 more today, hoping I'd have the luck I had yesterday, but nope. Found nothing.
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United States
125 Posts |
1 box yesterday. Results: 1- 1943-P silver 1- 1928-P buffalo 2- Canadian (1984 and 1989) 30- pre 1960 Jeffersons     The bank forgot to order me a second box. |
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Nice finds, DobermanOwner!  |
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United States
613 Posts |
10 rolls last night, filled holes in my 9 year old's Whitmans, and found a 1985 proof nickel. First ever find of a proof in circulation. That was pretty cool.
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United States
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...and found a 1985 proof nickel. First ever find of a proof in circulation Excellent! |
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United States
842 Posts |
Just finished another box here in rainy PA. I have not found a buffalo in about 20 boxes, and I was beginning to lose hope of ever finding one again. But then today out popped a 1937 D and a dateless! Quite a haul.  Todays finds: Dateless Buff 1937 D 1938 1939 1940 (x5) 1941 1943 S  1945 S 1946 1947 1947 D 1949 D 1951 (x2) 1951 D 1952 (x4) 1953 D 1954 D (x4) 1955 D (x2) 1956 D (x2) 1957 D (x6) 1958 D (x3) 1959 D (x3) 2009 P Canada 1974 |
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United States
1024 Posts |
3 boxes
all 2012D uncirculated s&s rolls.
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United States
556 Posts |
Did $30 more dollars, and got a 1952-D and a 1952-S. Also got this really nice looking 1963 nickel. I think it may be a proof, but I doubt it. What do you guys think?   |
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Also got this really nice looking 1963 nickel. I think it may be a proof, but I doubt it. What do you guys think? I'd say circulation strike. Doesn't have squared rims, and unless a well circulated proof it would have full steps. |
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United States
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got my 4th 1939S (out of 160 boxes), and quite the upgrade!   |
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United States
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So I have been searching quarters and nickles and then trading in a roll or two of quarters at a time for roll of nickles. I got $20 yesterday and didn't get a chance to go through them until just now. Well look what popped out of roll number 3: This is the oldest coin I've ever found roll hunting! I'm super excited even if the back is a bit dirty. Up until now I have found a few Buffalos and a few older Wheats but nothing like this. Off to search my other 7 rolls!   |
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United States
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I'd say circulation strike. Doesn't have squared rims, and unless a well circulated proof it would have full steps.  Still, that's the nicest Jefferson roll find I've seen in a while. Oh and, great Liberty head, cmgiscool! I wish I was that lucky! Edited by The Silver Searcher
01/12/2013 12:44 pm
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United States
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Well I finished my other 7 rolls after finding my liberty, and found a 1938 in pretty decent shape. It was a hole filler! Also I found a 1941 and 1940-S. The 40S is barely identifiable and tinted. It looks like something nasty came in contact with it.
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Valued Member
United States
381 Posts |
Congrats on the V nickel cmgiscool. I remember the charge I felt when I found my first one. I think that one is older than any of the ones I have found. I think I'll pick up some Nickels today if I get out. |
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