$70 in dimes, $30 in nickles, $25 in pennies and $32.50 in halves

[alpha105]

Halves:
2x1966
1x1968D

Pennies:
1x1945
1x1946D
1x1951D
1x1955D
1x1956D
1x1957D
1x1958D
7x 2009

Nickles:
1x1938D First year =)
1x1943S Silver!!!
1x1949
1x1952
1x1953D
1x1954D
2x1955D
1x1957
1x1958D
1x1963 Canadian.....even worth keeping?

Dimes:
No Silver....
1x1967 Weird dime......looks like part of the rim wasnt formed properly and was melted over the R in liberty......worth keeping?

 

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[d2arcing]

nice results...

canadian i keep just for fun... but i don't keep pre 1960 nickels, still don't get why lots do

 

[alpha105]

not too happy about the pennies......usually get much better than this. Not sure whether to keep the dime or not........was thinking it might be a slightly clipped planchet that was crushed on top of the coin......unfortunatly it looks more like it was melted which i know isnt something that would happen at the mint.....but i dunno?!?

 

[mistergee]

nice finds.....how about a pic of the melted coin?

 

[goldencoin]

1938 D is a key dat for nickels, it is one of the two I'm missing for my book

HH
-GC

 

[alpha105]

didnt realize i had a key =) with a keydate maybe i should get a book?

 

[Immy]

The dime is probably a die break (cud). Is there a corresponding weak area on the reverse side? It's a genuine cud then, not that common on dimes.

 

[alpha105]

The reverse is has a similar "blob" effect on it just a little smaller. No weakness though......worth keeping i assume then =)

 

[goldencoin]

Well, I started my book last winter...it will take a while to fill up from crh'ing...you can always set it aside

HH
-GC

 

[klava]

Definitely keep the Canadian nickel. It is .999 fine nickel and worth more than a nickel:-) i wish i could find more down this way lol.

Nice haul!
-K