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CONGRATULATIONS! IT'S A GREAT FEELING!
 

That's awesome!! Congrats!!
 

Nice!!!! Congrats!!!!
 

Congrats on your first V Nickel !

The best way that we've found to clean Nickels is with Very Fine Steel Wool - and it usually takes a lot of rubbing !
If you clean any Clad / Copper Core ( V Nickels are 75% Copper ) coins using Electrolysis - the coin will turn Orange - forever.
 

Nice going on the V Nickel.
Wondering if a little soak in hydrogen peroxide would bring up the details.
I've had some great results, and not so great results over the years.
 

one bucket lister checked off, nice find. difficult to get those V nickels in good condition
 

Congrats on your first V Nickel.
 

Congrats for knocking that one off the bucket list! Cleaning nickels is tough but I've see some interesting videos on YouTube, although I've never tried them- GL!.
 

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