2 stinko boxes of nickels, 2 not bad dime boxes

[santafeboy]

Nickel boxes YUK both solid 2011, quickly dumped I made some friends when I dumped these 2 boat anchors LOL. Dimes box 1- 2 1964 Ds. Box 2 -1 1956 Halves all crap

 

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[SilverFace]

Sort of the reverse for me - I got 2 skunk dime boxes today but I got a nice 2 silver nickel box over the weekend. At least the dime boxes are quick to search so they aren't much of a time waste anyway.

keep on searchin'

 

[ImpurestStewart]

It may be time to start investing in those nickels. Once they go to steel nickel should shoot up a bit. @ 7 cents apiece times 2000 a box=$40 profit if you can sell them.

 

[Farchaus2k]

It may be time to start investing in those nickels. Once they go to steel nickel should shoot up a bit. @ 7 cents apiece times 2000 a box=$40 profit if you can sell them.

Still not allowed to melt them though, right?? I've heard a few talking about a steel nickel. Any real proof this is going to happen??

 

[SilverFace]

It may be time to start investing in those nickels. Once they go to steel nickel should shoot up a bit. @ 7 cents apiece times 2000 a box=$40 profit if you can sell them.

Still not allowed to melt them though, right?? I've heard a few talking about a steel nickel. Any real proof this is going to happen??

just my opinion but I think it's just a matter of time when metal prices increase again. Even now a U.S. nickel is currently worth $.0531. If (I believe when) nickels are worth $.07, $.08, $.10 the mint will eventually be forced to change the comp. - probably to steel like Canada did several years ago.

Just my 5 (nickel) cents.

 

[Farchaus2k]

Gotcha. Wouldn't surprise me either. Maybe all my pre 1960's will be worth something then

 

[SilverFace]

Gotcha. Wouldn't surprise me either. Maybe all my pre 1960's will be worth something then

that's what I've been sort of thinking as well. Maybe a comp. change might finally give a little more collectible value to all the pre - '60's I've been saving. But even if not they will always have their intrinsic value - which is only going to rise as well IMO.

I think in the future nickels will be more popular with CRHers - to hoard the current 75% copper, 25% nickel nickels (like people hoard copper cents & people might search for the pre - '60 Jefferson dates like they search wheat cents now) and to find any silver keepers are well - which is what I and a lot of the rest of us do now.

 

[Steelers0626]

It may be time to start investing in those nickels. Once they go to steel nickel should shoot up a bit. @ 7 cents apiece times 2000 a box=$40 profit if you can sell them.

Many people have said that the mint will change its composition in nickels to steel, but I doubt that will happen any time soon, just as people have said the mint will get rid of pennies, which has been said for almost 40 years now.

 

[SilverFace]

but the mint did change the comp. of cents from copper to zinc 30 years ago (as we all know) when copper prices were increasing.