$664 Hunt Results

zach attack

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Went through $664 dollars in nickels and found a dateless buffalo, 1923 buffalo, 1919 buffalo, 1917 buffalo (1919 and 1917 were in the same roll), 1943p war nickel and a 1961 proof. I'm very happy with the little heard of buffalo but I'm disappointed with the results for war nickels. I usually average 1 per $100. HH, Zach.
 

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zach attack

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baddbluff

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Nice finds! I too have found that war nicks are getting difficult to come across- just in the last year or two averages have gone way down for me as well
 

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Are those die cracks on the war nickel!
 

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likin' that '61 A BUNCH---very few have steps---that save is worth a few bucks to an amateur collector. the beaver tails are worth SQUAT :BangHead:. same for the Swiss Helvetica. still getting avg 2 war nics per box. sold a '45-S today for $2.99, XF-AU with mint luster. the Buffs & "V"'s seem to be hibernating in the dead tree leaves, not one in 3 boxes :BangHead::BangHead:. proofs & errors are also gittin' scarce :dontknow:
 

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zach attack

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likin' that '61 A BUNCH---very few have steps---that save is worth a few bucks to an amateur collector. the beaver tails are worth SQUAT :BangHead:. same for the Swiss Helvetica. still getting avg 2 war nics per box. sold a '45-S today for $2.99, XF-AU with mint luster. the Buffs & "V"'s seem to be hibernating in the dead tree leaves, not one in 3 boxes :BangHead::BangHead:. proofs & errors are also gittin' scarce :dontknow:

Didn't have a single find from the mwr this time, all the finds were from cwr. Wish I could average 2 war nickels per box. Also I found more buffalo nickels in this hunt than I did all year, I've done around 50 boxes worth and have a total of 7. HH, Zach.
 

GlenDronach

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The Canadians are worth a little more than squat- they're almost pure nickel compared to US coins. Depending on the market they're worth significantly more than face. You can check, but I think it's Canadian nickels before 1982 that are pure nickel.
 

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The Canadians are worth a little more than squat- they're almost pure nickel compared to US coins. Depending on the market they're worth significantly more than face. You can check, but I think it's Canadian nickels before 1982 that are pure nickel.

Thats the only reason a keep the pre 82 Canadian nickels. There is no way I'd keep every Canadian I find, there are way too many here in Michigan plus the newer ones are worth nothing. HH, Zach.
 

GlenDronach

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Yeah, if I can't spend them, I sell my Canadians at about 1/2 face value in batches. It sucks but I find a bunch in the coin machines, which is like free money.
 

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