Any Body Else Getting Skunked On Buffalo Nicks?

I think they all migrate to John77's rolls! (I found a few this year, but down from last year also. I also had a 7-box dry run, but it was toward the end of last year). I just picked up 5 boxes, and noticed that one appears to be almost entirely 2017-P nickels. I hope the other boxes are better! It has been over a year since I found a V-nickel. That is how things look from here!

All depends on the area you live in in US, when us old farts die and our idiot relatives dump our collections, or at least our unmounted coins...

Not often ... patience is indeed needed while CRH

To help with some data ... I'm at 365,600 nickels searched from my local bank ... have found a total of 66 Buffalo nickels.

Thats an average on 1 Buffalo every 138.5 bank rolls of $2 in coins ... so be of good cheer ... the key to cRH is keep looking.

You can say that again!! haha. But it's all worth it when you finally find a keeper! I was just asking because I've only ever hunted 10 boxes of nicks as I almost strictly search pennies because I feel that's my best odds for the oldest coins. So far I've found 3 IHC, oldest was a 1893. I haven't really been keeping track of how much I've sorted other than the $700 in nickels this year. I know I've done at least $1000 in pennies probably closer to $1500. Do you keep track in a spreadsheet or? Sorry For asking so many questions haha just trying to gain more knowledge about CRH. Thanks everyone who replied. Also I'm in Utah and by my guess I only average about 7 wheats in a box of pennies.

Well picked up 5 more boxes today and finally got my first buff of the year!

There you go!

I just started CRHing this year. My last box of Nickels, I did not find any Buffalos or wartime, but I did find a die clash. The box before that, I actually found 3 Buffalos and 1 wartime. I've done about 6-8 boxes of nickles and can only remember 1 box that I didn't get either of those types of coins.