I'm super new at all of this but wouldn't these all be silver if they were pre 1964?
Do y'all think it's worth it?
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No, only wartime nickels have silver in them. The rest are, well, made of nickel.
Isn't it 75% copper and 25% nickel? That makes them not stick to a magnet.
I could look it up on the internet but I'll drag you experienced coin go'ers out on this
The War Nickel years were.....1943-1946?... anddd GOOOOO
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There was a war in 1946!?!?!?!?!?!?!
There was a war in 1946!?!?!?!?!?!?!
There was a war in 1946!?!?!?!?!?!?!
unless your putting a collection together you can find just about any old Jefferson nickel in circulation. the 38's and 39's are tough to find and the 50d is probably the hardest but yeah, ive been saving them for years.
Thanks for the input dmaki1988... In your opinion would you say that the "war nickels" are just as likely to be found as the circulating 90% pre '64 silver or maybe a bit more common than the silver?? I was just curious as I have never tried to find the nickels.