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JHof88 said:When hunting rolls, nickels mainly for me, is there a certain date you choose and keep everything below? Like I always save 1959 and earlier. Is this a waste? Is it just a preference for the hunter?
On your nickels the only dates with silver in them are ..1942 , 1943 , 1944 ,& 1945...... All the rest are only worth a nickel.... For me to save any nickel from 1946 and up would be a waste of time.... But if you like them save them...
50cent said:yeah, I know, those 1950-d, and variant nickels, they are a waste of time, I dump all of them.....
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NO
Save
1959-before nickels
if you are serious
about Nickels.
50!!! You're back!!!
Sure did...but not really appropriate to hijack this thread to talk about them! PM me or I suppose just stay tuned for more thread updates!50cent said:Back from the grave coin town, got any good finds while I was gone?
On your nickels the only dates with silver in them are ..1942 , 1943 , 1944 ,& 1945...... All the rest are only worth a nickel.... For me to save any nickel from 1946 and up would be a waste of time.... But if you like them save them...
I save the pre 1960 because:
1) Might be able to sell at a premium down the road.
2) they don't really accumulate that fast and doesn't really tie up your bank roll too much. If I decide I don't want them anymore Ivan just dump them. Not really a waste of time to pull them while searching for war and older nicks.
Also I like to save the pure nickel Canadian. Pre 1982 is pure nickel except for different composition during ww2 and Korean War. Also if you get really lucky, the older ones, before 1920 I believe, are silver.