First buffalo nickel!

Zukovsky

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Even though I stated this hobby over a year ago, I have never managed to find a buffalo nickel. I don't do as much volume as most people do, I probably average a box of nickels every two weeks. I picked up just 10 rolls of nickels, and upon opening the third roll, I see a familiar indian chief staring at me! I'm glad it has a date on it, but I can just barely read it. 1920 P! I found a few stunning condition Jeffersons that I needed, but no other keepers in the rolls. I am only seven coins off of completing a jefferson nickel set from CRH, which to me is much more rewarding than just buying the nickels. Here she is!!!!


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Dozer D

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The hobby is "the thrill of the HUNT". Anyone can always go to a local coin shop and buy those needed to fill the holes, but it's a whole lot different when you can sit back years from now and say "I found these in the wild". HH
 

SilverFace

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Congrats on finding your first buffalo. Kinda strange though that it took so long for you to find your first. Hopefully you'll find your second one much sooner.

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Squatch2401

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Awesome find! I actually just had my best nickel box the other day, no war nickels but the box had 15 buffalo nickels :)
 

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