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I had to take a break this week from nickel boxes since I'm on a trip. However I stopped by a dealer and was looking through his junk jefferson box that were a dime apiece. One of the first ones I picked up was a 1939-s. It was kinda cheating but I picked it up for my album and had to then go through the entire box that was probally $100. I found some 1938 s and 1938 d too that I picked up. There wasn't anything else special besides some common 1940's ms non silver nickels.
Edited by Bertensgrad 04/01/2015 9:52 pm
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Quote: There wasn't anything else special besides some common 1940's ms non silver nickels. I'll take 100 rolls of 1940's MS Jeffersons for 10¢ each if you go back. The only MS 1940's I have found were mainly 1940-1941, an occasional war, and 1948.   
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Bertens - it was worth the hunt in the end. Glad you found acceptable hole fillers.  Jack - nice specimens (including those 30s too)!
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I meant that the ms 1940's were the only one I found interesting besides the semi-keys. I bought all of them ;).
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I just love the look of nickels in a Dansco. 
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Yeah I have two dansco albums of nickels. One with the complete buisness run of jeffersons and a custom one that I have pages for Shield nickels through 1964 jeffersons. It's pretty cool but a whole lot of blanks. I haven't been able to afford one Shield nickel and I have only the super common buffalo and Liberty nickels. However most of the jeffersons are starting to be mostly AU from circulation.
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29 rolls.... 56P 52P 48P 46P 41S 41P 40D
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Hey guys, I haven't searched a box since 2013 but I decided to get one this week only because 2 things elude me: 1. I have every date from circulation except the 1950d 2. I have never found a Liberty nickel. So I wanted to possibly keep searching. Here are results for box #93: 1923 buffalo 1940 (x2) 1942 P war 1945 P war 1946 1948 1949 s 1952 s 1953 s 1954 d (x3) 1956 1956 d 1957 (x3) 1958 d 1959 d (x4) Got one upgrade and actually a few hole fillers (because I didn't have 2013, 2014, and 2015 yet)
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After ending March with 1 silver and nothing else notable today's box and the first of the month produced. No silver but I am satisfied. 1938 - D 1942 - D 1948 - S x2 1974 - S Proof 2009 - D and a clipped planchete with PMD.  ... What a waste. Would have been a nice coin.  
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$100 CWR/BWR nickels - dateless Buffalo, 3x38, AU/XF 39, 41-S, AU 54-S, 58, 2006-S (proof) & a 65 CAD.
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Crazy - was that a 41S or 41s?
Murrel - great box to return to CRH with!
Carlos - location, location, location. I fear I may have to move west to get into the great coins you've been pulling.
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Rackster they are Small s
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Ugh, $60 MWRs yielded only:
1948 1949
Happy Easter everyone! :)
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Finished a bag yesterday. No wars, but a 36 VG/F buff, a 23 with faint/partial date and a no-date buff. Typical amount of pre-60.
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What is PMD? Sounds like a bad thing since it must reduce value of clipped coins.
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