Quin
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On Friday, I went out for my usual rounds at the bank and picked up $20 in nickels along with $50 in halves. I didn't have a whole lot of cash to spend so I kept the amounts low. I began to look through the nickels. First roll-nothing. Second roll- I pick it up and look at the ends and what do I see staring back at me? LADY LIBERTY HERSELF!!!

I was shocked, so I cracked into the roll and I ended up finding three more V nickels in that one roll!
I was curious to see if this was some kind of collection dump so I continued to open the rolls with high expectations; and I wasn't disappointed!
In the next 8 rolls, I found 2 more V nickels and one buffalo. Plus, I was able to pull out a 2009 as well. So after finding all of this, I rushed back to the bank and bought up $40 more in nickels. However, the rolls did not seem the same. I did pull out some old ones, but no more V's or buffs. However, I really can't complain because in that extra $40, I was able to find my first war nickel!
So that's 4 firsts for me and they came in this order- V nickel, Buffalo, 2009, and War Nickel. Not your typical order of events, but I'll take it!
I also picked out a few error coins. One 1988 that looks like it was struck off center, and a 1964 that had a strange texture on its right side. I have heard that this sort of thing can be caused by grease during the strike? Let me know guys! (Sorry for upside down pictures, I'm not sure why they're being flipped like that)























I was shocked, so I cracked into the roll and I ended up finding three more V nickels in that one roll!
I was curious to see if this was some kind of collection dump so I continued to open the rolls with high expectations; and I wasn't disappointed!
In the next 8 rolls, I found 2 more V nickels and one buffalo. Plus, I was able to pull out a 2009 as well. So after finding all of this, I rushed back to the bank and bought up $40 more in nickels. However, the rolls did not seem the same. I did pull out some old ones, but no more V's or buffs. However, I really can't complain because in that extra $40, I was able to find my first war nickel!
So that's 4 firsts for me and they came in this order- V nickel, Buffalo, 2009, and War Nickel. Not your typical order of events, but I'll take it!
I also picked out a few error coins. One 1988 that looks like it was struck off center, and a 1964 that had a strange texture on its right side. I have heard that this sort of thing can be caused by grease during the strike? Let me know guys! (Sorry for upside down pictures, I'm not sure why they're being flipped like that)






















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