North Carolina road trip yields some silver! a semi-key date too!

BuffaloBoy

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Hi all,
I went on a mini-vacation carolina last week, a few days just to get out and away from the usual stuff... did not do too much with banks, but I guess I can consider it a road trip!

I went to in all 6 banks...
Bank 1: $1 in halves, no silver...
picked up a box of pennies($13.50 garda, $11.50 CWR)

Bank 2: no halves, picked up a box of pennies(brinks)

Bank 3: $7 in halves, skunk,
picked up 1 box of garda pennies

Bank 4: $1 in skunk halves, could not supply me with coin as they told me they had literally $12.50 in pennies and $56 in nickels

Bank 5: $1 in skunk halves , denied me without an account.

Bank 6: no halves, picked up a box of dimes, chatted with the teller for a little bit and walked out with a box of nickels too!

All in all, 40 wheat pennies, oldest being 1937, a 1964 silver roosie, and a 1945d war nickel... no skunks besides the halves.
also in the nickels, what seems to be an error??

Also got a semi-key date I needed for my nickel book, and it is a beauty... a 1939-d nickel, second lowest mintage of the jefferson nickel series, only 3.5 million minted!!

Pics added, got the scanner to finally work!


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Hey BB, congrats on that 39-D!! Still looking for my 1st, maybe talk to you in chat tonight.
 

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Nice on that key date nickel. What is the approximate condition of that one?
So out of 3 boxes you've got 40 Wheats, correct?
 

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yes, 40 wheats from 3 boxes... i actually have the numbers too... note: the one box had $13.50 in MWR and $11.50 in CWR.
$25 Pennies(Brinks) 18 wheats (1935)


$25 Pennies(Garda) 10 wheats (1937)


$13.50 Pennies(garda) 7 wheats (1942)
$11.50 Pennies(cwr) 5 wheats (1942)


based off of my redbook, the nickel appears to be between ef40 and au50, book valued between $12 and $26 :)

It did happen, let it be, indeed, amen!
Nice on that key date nickel. What is the approximate condition of that one?
So out of 3 boxes you've got 40 Wheats, correct?
 

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Good Job on the 39D, it is one of the 5 toughest nickels to find for sure. Keep it up. Thanks. Dennis.
 

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That's a real nice 39d... Looks a lot like my 50d I pulled a few months back. That must have come from a collection - it doesn't stay that nice in circulation for 70 yrs! Some kid probably just got yelled at by his dad for spending that.
 

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I was about to pass it over as a 1959d but I always take closer looks because the 5's and 3's in 1939 and 1959 look the same, especially after 1500 previous nickels :laughing9:
 

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I was about to pass it over as a 1959d but I always take closer looks because the 5's and 3's in 1939 and 1959 look the same, especially after 1500 previous nickels :laughing9:

It looks especially the same when they are worn down.
 

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