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    Really crisp 47 nickel from the cashier

    Filthy but a crisp strike both sides for anything earlier that mid-80's.

    I can't tell if it only has two steps or if a wheelchair ramp is under construction.

    Might have to conserve this one with a bit of oil.

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    Fresssshhhh dies. It would have been a looker right out of the mint.

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    I do like nickels and I think by the time the US Mint learns how to stamp them really well, there will be no more coins.

    The late stuff is pretty crisp although they do seem to look like a rough night in a Tijuana jail after a very short while.

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    Always fun to find old nickels.
    Haven't seen many in the last few years.

    20 years ago there were still a lot of them, you could pretty well fill the folder with everything even the silvers except the 50-D. Don't think it's possible nowdays.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ordinary Fool View Post
    ....... like a rough night in a Tijuana jail .........
    Oh great, one more thing to add to my bucket list!

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    This decent circulated 85 D looks like a few letters were squeezed out of a toothpaste tube and some a couple times.



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    Quote Originally Posted by GrumpyEd View Post
    Always fun to find old nickels.
    Haven't seen many in the last few years.

    20 years ago there were still a lot of them, you could pretty well fill the folder with everything even the silvers except the 50-D. Don't think it's possible nowdays.
    It's still possible!

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    hey enamel will you empty some messages, trying to send you a pm... thx

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    It's still possible!
    Yes but you need to look at tons of nickels now LOL

    In the last few years I've only got a few wartimes and strangely a few nice looking 38s.

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    I love the nickels because almost all of them look like horrendous errors or bizarre varieties.

    Well that and like the 81 and back pennies, they are worth more than face if melting.

    I shouldn't forget easier for me to handle and see.

    I pulled a 1911 V out of a roll last week.

    There are more than the 50D that are tough including even 2009's!

 

 

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