Just Started Roll Searching !

you need to remember that the 1942-d nickel wasn't made out of silver only the 1942-p in circulation. but the rest of the 1943-1945 are silver. keep that in the back of your head when sorting though nickels.

Keep your eyes open for the following as well:
1939---with reverse of 1938
1939---Doubled Die Reverse
1941D---D over D
1941S---small s
1942D---D over D
1942S---S next to Montecello (instead of top)
1943P---3 over 2 (silver)
1943P---3 over 2 (copper/nickel)
1943P---Doubled Eye
1944P---No P (counterfeit but still valuable)
1945P---DDR
1946---DDR
1946D---D/D
1949D---D/S
1954S---S/D
1955D---D/S

There's probably I few more out there but those are what I look for

have fun with that,
--GAry

When you're done searching your rolls, how do you go about taking them back to the bank for other rolls. Do you take them into the bank re-wrapped or is it ok to take them in in a jar and then cash them in for other rolls?
Thanks,
Laura

definitely return or use the coins from somewhere else...last night I spent 30 bucks in halves at a restaurant...she was amazed---you should have seen the waitresses faces when they saw all those halves. they circled around the girl and started smiling in amusement. now she also received a good tip--not to mention a story to go home with.

1 more to look for 1950-D but there very rare to find in a roll today!