Finally Tallied the 2nd Nickel Bag.

[enamel7]

Hi all!
Not big on silver but a LOT of pre60s.
1938 (2)
1938d (1)
1939 (39)
1940 (117)
1940d (44)
1940s (4)
1941 (240)
1941d (49)
1941s (12)
1942 (48)
1942d (5)
1943p silver (2)
1944p silver (1)
1945p silver (1)
1946 (297)
1946d (53)
1947 (166)
1947d (56)
1948 (130)
1948d (58)
1948s (3)
1949 (83)
1949d (44)
1950 (1)
1951 (32)
1951d (24)
1952 (77)
1952d (11)
1953 (48)
1953d (44)
1953s (1)
1954 (64)
1954d (71)
1954s (4)
1955 (1)
1955d (35)
1956 (10)
1956d (34)
1957 (22)
1957d (61)
1958 (6)
1958d (77)
1959 (7)
1959d (72)
1968 Canadian
1973 Barbados
Someone add this for me please, I'm tired.
HH
Gilbert

 

[JJtheRollHunter]

2153 Pre-60
4 War Nickels
Barbados
Canadian
2159 Keepers Total.

 

[FingerGrime]

Dang! Nice!

 

[enamel7]

Thanx JJ!

 

[Mentone Grizz]

That was something of a treasure trove of "keeper" nickels!!
Someone dumped an OLD jug of pocket change there!! Nice!
- Grizz

 

[Immy]

Really interesting numbers Gilbert. If we assume this was a collection culled from NC circulation then it's a fascinating look into nickel distribution. Notice how sparse S-mint coins are, particularly 1947 and 1952-1954. Here in the west you're likely to encounter those dates about every $20 or so. In fact, I finished a roll of 54-S over five years ago. I would've thought after 50 years of circulating, these dates would've spread pretty evenly across the nation, but they appear to still congregate in their region of origin.

 

[Rich Hartford]