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

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 Posted 02/11/2017  2:29 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Big7mag to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks!! When using the vinegar do I need to have it sealed in like a jar or have it open to air. And does it make a difference in which you lay it?
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Nice on the V, Buffalos, and that pesky 1955 Philly coin, Big7Mag...

I don't know about the rest of the people, but I just put the coins laying down flat in about 1/4 inch of vinegar and then just let it sit...vinegar does tend to evaporate though, so I like to add a little every 3-4 days or so. Based on what I've personally seen, you'll probably get a full date in 3-7 days on that first coin... on the second, it could take 2-3 weeks or more.
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I use a 50/50 mix of vinegar and hydrogen peroxide in an old pill bottle. You can fit up to 3 nickels in the pill bottle standing them on edge leaning up against the side with buffalos pointed outward. It'll take minutes with this mixture, so you need to stay with your science project. Once the date is revealed, I remove and rinse in the sink.
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Couldn't believe this one when I poured it out of the roll... assumed that it was just going to be a P or S... but no... It had the big D on the back! My third 1943-D. I'd grade it AU-55.

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 Posted 02/12/2017  11:56 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Big7mag to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Congrats! Always nice to find an older nice condition coin especially the 43d.
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Love finding liberated coins!
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Thanks, guys! Bizarre that two of the 1943-D nickels I've found are very high grade (XF/AU+), while the other would be lucky to make AG-3.
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$80 in a mix of CWRs and MWRs yielded:
41-S
52-S
54-S
60 (partial steps) with delamination error on the obverse in Jefferson's hair
'69 Belgian 1 Franc

I'm satisfied :)

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Couldn't believe this one when I poured it out of the roll... assumed that it was just going to be a P or S... but no... It had the big D on the back! My third 1943-D. I'd grade it AU-55.
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$80 in a mix of CWRs and MWRs yielded:
41-S
52-S
54-S
60 (partial steps) with delamination error on the obverse in Jefferson's hair
'69 Belgian 1 Franc

I'm satisfied :)
Nice finds, berto!
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OK... so that 43-D was just the start of my day Saturday... I had an event in the morning I was going to which took me 25 miles away from home... so I decided to just make a day of it and hit a bunch of banks on the way back home.... I hit a total of 15 different banks, purchasing 11,160 nickels. I found 94 pre-60s which included one other War Nickel, a discolored 1938-D (my 5th found CRH), a 1949-S, a 1990-D NO FS, and two more 2009-Ps...

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Today the main find was a 1944 p War Nickel. There were no coins that had a mintage under 40 million. Also found 2 2009 d. Tomorrow I'm going to get a box or 2 of nickels at the bank I've been having luck at the most.
Good luck everyone!
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Hi everyone,
Finally finished off the $50 in nickels we got a few weeks ago. We found 17 pre 1960 nickels and one 1983 Canadian, best one being this guy:



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Our first dated Buffalo! No War Nickels, but this is plenty for us!
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