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In 2010 I made a spread sheet of all my finds. I keep all from 1959- back. I went through $6,670 in nickels and that = 133,400 Nickels. I am doing the same for this year. I just thought some of you would enjoy seeing this.  Buffalo undated-D 2 Buffalo undated-S 1 Buffalo undated 23 Buffalo 1918 1 1925 1 1927-S 1 1934 2 1935 1 1936 6 1936-D 1 1937 2 1937-D 1 1929 1 1926 2 1929 2 1934 1 1934-D 1 Jefferson nickel1938 18 1939 86 1939-S 1 1940 134 1940-D 24 1940-S 21 1941 125 1941-D 25 1941-S 20 1942 44 1942-D 8 1942-P 1 1942-S 3 1943-P 23 1943-D 1 1943-S 3 1944-P 20 1944-D 1 1945-P 14 1945-D 2 1945-S 4 1946 109 1946-D 19 1946-S 6 1947 78 1947-D 27 1947-S 8 1948 62 1948-D 18 1948-S 6 1949 38 1949-D 28 1949-S 4 1950 7 1950-D 1 1951 36 1951-D 10 1951-S 8 1952 57 1952-D 12 1952-S 14 1953 45 1953-D 54 1953-S 11 1954 52 1954-D 104 1954-S 11 1955 13 1955-D 59 1956 35 1956-D 60 1957 69 1957-D 109 1958 20 1958-D 141 1959 42 1959-D 153 1968-S 95 1969-S 132 1970-S 250 2009-P 5 2009-D 4 Proofs 1959 Proof 1 1962 Proof ? 1 1972-S Proof 1 1987-S Proof 1 1989-S Proof 1 1996-S Proof 1 2006-S Proof 1 2007-S Proof 1 2001-S Proof 1 BU 1940 1 BU 1942-D 1 BU 1946 1 BU 1946-D 1 BU 1948-S 2 BU 1951-D 1 BU 1955-D 1 BU 1956 1 BU 1957-D 4 BU 1958 3 BU 1958-D 4 BU 1959 2 BU 1959-D 1 BU 1960 1 BU 1962 1 BU 1962-D 1 BU 1964 1 BU 1964-D 2 BU 1967 1 BU 1968-D 2 BU 1968-S 1 BU 1969-S 3 BU 1974 1 BU 1977 1 BU 1978 1 BU 1979 2 BU 1985-D 1 BU 1987-P 2 BU 1991-P 1 BU 1992-D 1 BU 2000-P FS 1 1981-P Out of collar 1 1997-P has a clip 1 2006-P Rainbow Tone 1 1966 worn die 1 Dimes 1983-D Dime 1 2003-D Dime 1 Bermuda 5 Cent 1970 1 1994 1 1997 1 1999 1 2003 1 Bahamas 5 Cents 1975 Bahamas five cents 1 2005 Bahamas 3 1982 Twenty Pence 1 1998 Twenty Pence 1 United Arab Emirates 1 Singapore 20 Cents 1985 1 1990 1 1997 1 |
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Over 133 thousand nickels, you have got to see them when you close your eyes.
That is wild. Looks like you got a lot of nice finds.
Labor of love I bet.
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Nice stats! That's an impressive number of Buffalos and way to go on the 1943D and 1950d. From my experience searching, those are very difficult to find. The 50d is the only one I haven't found. Keep searching and you will find the rest of those Jeffersons.
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I almost feel guilty for finding my 1939-D in only my second ever box of nickels, while everyone else has to spend years searching.  Seriously though, you've found some pretty cool stuff. I love roll searching |
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Excellent info.  Thanks for sharing. It is stats like these that drag me out of my house and make me hit the banks in the face of a long cold streak! Last good find For me was an AU 62d Jefferson. |
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upstate, Sometime in the the middle of this journey I started having dreams about roll searching. I also did this with the Lincoln Cent. I just haven't added up all my totals yet. I put the Buffalo's, the silver nickels, the proofs and other odd ones in 2x2s then in a page and into a binder. I mark that binder 2010 roll hunting finds. |
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Coins1371 I am curious as I have not done much so far when it comes to Jefferson nickles, but I found your list very interesting. Would you be so kind to share some of your wisdom on Jeffersons such as: What is important about the 2009P & D. Anything else you might wish to share for this newbie roll searchers would be appreciated. |
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Very nice! That's a great variety of coins!
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excellent list! I had some ok luck but no foreign other than canadian and no proofs, with abt 20 boxes searched. you've done very well.
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Great finds and amazing work going through all those nickels. It took me nearly a week to go through a box and a half. I'm still new so I scrutinize every coin. I'm sure I'll learn more as I go along.
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i can see that you have many doubles of the 7 remaining holes on my withman folder so , wouldnt you be interest in some exchange to help me ?
wouldnt you be interested in silver dimes , quarters or some dates of lincoln wheties or nickels ? I dont mind to give away some silver or whateverr I can to finish my circulated set so I could stop the hardcore nickel roll search and just do once on while just for pleasure buffalos and vnickels ! tell me what you think about that ?!
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srjmrj,
As to what is important about the 2009 P & D. The 09 was the lowest mintage since the 1959 P with the mintage of 27,248,000. In 2010 the D have a mintage of 229,920,000 and the P have a mintage 260,640,000.
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Ricardocody,
Let me know what dates you need and I can get them together. We can work something out.
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Those are really interesting stats. A lot of time on your part to still prove a full set of Jeffersons can be pulled out of circulation, the ONLY U.S. denomination that can be done that way, BRAVO!! |
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Edited by Ricardocody
02/27/2011 02:04 am
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Ricardocody, I didn't find a 1944-S. I don't have one laying around here or I would include it. But I do have the other six. I think one Washington quarter or three dimes would do. What do you think? If not just let me know. |
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