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Feb 01, 2012, 02:56 PM
#1
not to sure on the dates
but the canadian nickels i get i've had alot more from the 70s. what is that date that they started making them of a different compostion. some i know i should only get face for but what years should i put aside.
2012 totals
Wheats (1867)..oldest 1909
Buffalo Nickels (19)
War Nickels (52)
FDR(2)
IHC (5) 06',63',05',80',00'
Shield nickel (1)
40% half (25)
90% Half (5) 1WL, 1BF
king george V (1)
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Feb 01, 2012, 02:59 PM
#2
 R.I.P. Rich Hartford, You'll be missed.
Re: not to sure on the dates
http://www.coinflation.com/canada/
looks like 1955-1981 are where the money is at, but I am sure somebody on here has WAY more knowlege than me on Canadian money
2012 CRH goals
first silver proof ✓ 50 dimes✓ first foreign silver✓ Get nickel dates: 38d 38s 39d 42d✓ 50d First merc✓ First silver quarter pre 1900 US coin full roll of silver dimes✓ First Barber coin Score a real SILVER dollar
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Feb 01, 2012, 03:29 PM
#3
Re: not to sure on the dates
thanks man. i'll use those dates on sunday when i go through the week totals
2012 totals
Wheats (1867)..oldest 1909
Buffalo Nickels (19)
War Nickels (52)
FDR(2)
IHC (5) 06',63',05',80',00'
Shield nickel (1)
40% half (25)
90% Half (5) 1WL, 1BF
king george V (1)
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Feb 01, 2012, 04:02 PM
#4
Re: not to sure on the dates
Yes BuffaloBoy is right. You always want to keep your pure nickel nickels because they are worth about 2x face value because they are pure nickel. The years for pure nickel nickels are 1922(when they were first minted)-1942, 1946-50(some 1951 commemoratives), and then 1955-1981. Some of the nickels in 1942 and the 1943 nickels were made from tobac because nickel was needed for WW2 and then 1944, 1945, most 1951s the 1952, 1953, 1954 were made from chrome plated steel because again, nickel was needed for war those years. 1982 was the first year of a copper-nickel composition just like your american nickels and this was phased out in 2000, 2001 when the composition was switched to mainly steel. Any coins bearing either king george V (1910-1936) or king george VI (1936-1952), or with the young queen elizabeth (these were minted from 1953-1964) all have more numismatic value than bullion value.
Don't expect to get more than face value for 1982-now nickels.
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Feb 01, 2012, 04:28 PM
#5
Re: not to sure on the dates
thank you for the information. now i will dwindle my canadian nickel pile for only pre 1982! thanks alot guys
2012 totals
Wheats (1867)..oldest 1909
Buffalo Nickels (19)
War Nickels (52)
FDR(2)
IHC (5) 06',63',05',80',00'
Shield nickel (1)
40% half (25)
90% Half (5) 1WL, 1BF
king george V (1)
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Feb 01, 2012, 04:32 PM
#6
Re: not to sure on the dates
I always check with coinflation.com since I can't ever remember. Whoever runs that site keeps up on everything rather well.
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Feb 01, 2012, 05:54 PM
#7
Re: not to sure on the dates
Good info, Canadian Guy Can't add anything to that, other than look for varieties and error nickels.
ABGlex, check your nickel pile for 1964 EWL and the 1962 for Double date, also don't throw away 1991 nickels. Also check the 1996 ones for attached 6 to CANADA. That one is my favorite.
2012 Goals
2000/2000 nickels 
0/5 Mercury dimes
0/10 Tombac nickels
0/10 War Nickels
0/1 Silver dollar 
3/2 Silver half-dollar 
14/100 silver dime 
1/10 George V nickel
150/100 Wheat cents
2/5 Indian Head Penny
1/1 2006 no P magnetic
4/4 Clipped planchet
1/1 Blank planchet
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Feb 01, 2012, 05:56 PM
#8
Re: not to sure on the dates
I'll definatly double check for those dates! thank you for the information!
2012 totals
Wheats (1867)..oldest 1909
Buffalo Nickels (19)
War Nickels (52)
FDR(2)
IHC (5) 06',63',05',80',00'
Shield nickel (1)
40% half (25)
90% Half (5) 1WL, 1BF
king george V (1)
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