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Went through $32 in nickels over the long weekend. Found a dateless buffalo (ended up being a 1920), and a 52S hole filler among the 6 pre-1960 Jeffersons. Nice finds!  |
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I did some nickel rolls this weekend and my finds include a dateless Buffalo, 1943-P, 1943-D, 1988-S impaired proof, 2009-D, and a German 50 Pfennig coin.   |
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Nice find with the 43-D and proof. I always like getting proofs from crh-ing.
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I love the proof finds.  |
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Very nice variety of pcs.
that's what I like.
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I found a 1942S last week, one of the harder to find silver nickels.
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I found a 1942-D and a 1943-P in my last box.   |
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Nice finds. |
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I had a major score last night, my first 1970 Canadian nickel. That was a low mintage year. It was the only keeper in the box.
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Searched through my first box of nickels in many years, and it turned out well! I found 15 pre-1960 Jeffs: 2x 1940 1x 1941 2x 1947 1x 1952 1x 1953-S 1x 1954-S 1x 1956-D 1x 1957-D 2x 1958, 1x 1958-D 2x 1959-D I also found a 2006 Canadian nickel, an off-struck 1984-P Jeff, a clad Roosie, and one LMC. But the highlight of the hunt was my first 2009 Jeff (from Philly)!     |
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Nice finds, CollegeBarbers. Still looking for the 2009P. Went through $50 of nickels. Found 17 pre-60 nickels. Highlights were 2 War Nickels a 1944D and 1942P. The 1944D was a hole filler, leaving 9 spots left to fill in the Jefferson series. The 44D also completes the War Nickels from Denver (just missing the 42S, 43S and 44P). HH everyone! |
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I had a major score last night, my first 1970 Canadian nickel. That was a low mintage year. It was the only keeper in the box. Very nice! Quote:
Did a run at $40 worth of nickels yesterday on my day off. Made out pretty well. No silver, but a dateless buffalo and a 1936 buffalo in pretty decent shape came out of the same roll, with 4 pre 1960s and a few in the 60s in that same roll. Overall it was 12 pre 60 and the two buffalos. not to bad. 3rd buffalo this year from rolls / register though! Excellent! |
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These are my best finds going back to early 2017. It was around 30 boxes. I got a few key dates, 6 buffaloes (dateless, 1924?, 1929, 1930, 1935, 1937), and 23 War Nickels including this incredible 1943P.   |
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Terrific sich! That '43 looks great for a roll find!
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