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

1 box of nickels. A handful of pre 1960's and S, 2 more 2009, and a highly lustrous 1970D and 1970S and a 1963. I hope the matching 1970D half from this mint set that got cut up ends up in one of my next boxes.

Got shorted approximately $250-$300 dumping halves today. While I don't count my stuff ahead of time I use a container that holds ~$300 and I throw in another 6 or 7 rolls each ziplock bag. I had 4 bags to dump. The teller asked me how much I thought I had when he was almost done. I told him $1450. He said it wasn't that much. He brought the handwritten slip out and had $1102 written on it. I told him no way was that right. He went back behind the wall to the machine and then came back and said $1132. They hide the machine behind a wall so I can't see how many times they change the bag and when to get an estimate of how much there is. The teller said he went and looked in all of the bags to make sure that they weren't feeding into the wrong denomination causing the shortage. HE said they would have to balance the machine but if it counts wrong I don't know how they are going to come up with the right number running the same coins through a broken machine.

From 2 boxes yesterday I found
2 barely readable Buffalo's 1923 & 1929
2 war nickles that makes 120, 3 rolls so far this year
and a 1948s

2 boxes tonight found this 1930S buff and 2 Canadian nickles.

2 boxes of nickels.

2 2009D, my first silver out of the last 5 boxes, and a handful of pre-1960 and S.

Found a dateless buffalo and a '55 P

NF Strings & Sons nickel box:

1-1939
3-1940
1-1941D
1-1941
2-1942 (no silver)
6-1946
1-1948
2-1949
1-1952
1-1954D
1-1955D
4-1958D
1-1959D
1-1959
1-1968S
3-1970S
1-2009D
1-2000 Guatemala 10 centavos
1-1965 Canadian 5 cents
1-1897-1992 Canadian 5 cents

1-1936 Buffalo

Two boxes over the weekend yielded:

1948s
dateless buffalo
1938p (2)

Nice 1939s, Crazycat!