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yep 2009 very low mintage, but I still have been pulling a lot, maybe they were all released in SoCal
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United States
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Did $30 and got a 2000 Bahamas Nickel. Yay, pineapples!
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United States
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Two boxes: 1- dateless buffalo 1- 1936 buffalo 1- 1944-P silver 1- 1943-P silver 1- 1990 Canadian 3- 2009-D Jeffersons 50- Pre 1960     |
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United States
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Last night's box yielded only a 1945P.
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United States
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I got into coin collecting way back in the early 60's when you could find all the silver coins and all in nice condition..Then got out of collecting for 40 or so yrs ,then started back again 4 yrs.ago.Anyway I really enjoy going through these pages reading about everybodys finds..especially the niclels and dimes...Thanks..
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Box #105  1 silver-1944-P really beat up 88 silvers no buffs no proofs no V's one big squashed penny about the size of a nickel dates 1938-D  small upgrade 1942CuNi 1941-S 1958 1959-D Later dudes  |
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Congratulations on that 1938d! I did a box tonight by myself. The only keeper was a strange looking foreign coin. It has no date, and neither my son or I could tell what country it is from. It has a big 7 on one side with writing above and below it. It has no date. The other side has a temple in the middle with reeds or some other plant leaves under it and on both sides of it kind of like the back of an Indian Head cent does. |
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Box #106
no silver
no buffs
no V's
no proofs
dates:
1939-MS65
1941
1946-D(2)
1951
Poor box
til next time
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Rachums how about a pic of the 1939?
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We did two boxes today:
1st box: 1946 Canadian, 1952-2002 Canadian commerative in mint condition (the one with no date on the back, only on the front)
2nd box: 1948s, 1943S
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United States
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My first nickel roll I opened today had a 1945-S, my first silver nickel I've ever found coin roll searching!! Hopefully I find some Buffalo nickels in this box too! |
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Last nights box = no silver one 1924 buf and a 1939 in ms condition.
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Found this a while back while searching $200 in nickels. It looks like it spent a good deal of time in the ground. Oldest nickel I have found and the second V nickel. The other was a 1912D.   edited for spelling. Edited by baysinger626
02/10/2013 2:09 pm
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I've had great luck with buffaloes lately - the last 3 Loomis boxes had 5, 4 and 4 for a total of 13 - all with various dates. I noticed the number stamped on the box was different than the usual number. There must've been a batch of Buffaloes dumped recently. Oddly, there were no wars in the boxes, since I typically get one per box. Next weekend, I'm going hit as many banks as I can and see how many boxes I can get with this number. My goal is 20 boxes. Gotta strike while its hot! Happy Searching!
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