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[Eyeswideopen731]

1941 is the date not the best pic. Glad I found it though I don't seem to find alot of older nickels so I'm happy for sure.

 

[A2coins]

Way to go many more in your future gotta dig all signals Well done. Tommy

 

[Kona Koma]

That’s a nice find. For whatever reason, nickels are hard to find. I find a slew of dimes, but few nickels.

 

[Eyeswideopen731]

I never find dimes past the sixties. It is what it is though I'm sure one day I'll find atleast one to throw in the pot.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice find EyesWideOpen. Thanks for sharing...

 

[Hawks88]

Nice old nickel find. Congrats

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice find!

 

[OreElse]

Nice nickel in great shape

 

[Inspector]

Nice save, was that a change find? Congratulations

 

[wlb42]

Welcome to TreasureNet -- I see you just joined in the last day or two and your first "pocket" or "dropped" coin posted was a nice older 1941 Nickel. Are you planning to get a metal detector and if so what kind? I know before my first detector which was over 48 years ago I would find a lot of coins on the ground AND I was always looking and loved exploring & hunting old arrowheads in plowed fields in Illinois when I was younger. GOOD LUCK & Happy Hunting to ALL

Bill
Northern Florida

 

[Eyeswideopen731]

All of my collection is pocket change i have not felt the need to buy to add to my collection yet. I have some 1919 wheat pennies that look great for their age to have been found in pocket.

 

[☠️🏴☠️SCOLINO🏴☠️☠️]

Always dig that signal because you never know. Nice find!

 

[Eyeswideopen731]

I don't have a metal detector unfortunately. I just go through my change and exchange cash for rolls where I can and when I can afford to. maybe one day though lol.

 

[wlb42]

All of my collection is pocket change i have not felt the need to buy to add to my collection yet. I have some 1919 wheat pennies that look great for their age to have been found in pocket.

GREAT! What got me "collecting coins" was going through my change & then my FIRST job after High School & a couple years of Business College was working as a Bookkeeper for a small Coca-Cola Bottling Company in Illinois --- and I had to check in the Delivery Drivers that serviced all the COKE machines all over the city --- and I had to count their change and verify their receipts......AND while going through all their change I would save a nickel or dime that was a better date(replace it of course from my change) ....and the GOOD thing this was in the years 1960 thru 1963 when ALL of the dimes were SILVER and 1/2 of them were still MERCURY's and YES about half the Nickels were INDIAN HEAD/BUFFALO's . Thanks for looking


Bill

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Truth]

Congratulations my brotha and welcome to Tnet from Southern Louisiana. I’ve seen a lot of 41 but that one is awesome!

 

[ConshyBoy]

Found this one underneath the drivethru window at McDs tonight there were a bunch of other coins there also,next time I am not going to pull my truck so close to the wall

 

[Kona Koma]

You’ll find silver. Just need the right spot. They’re out there.

 

[tomhighland]

Congrats on your find. If you do decide to purchase a detector do some research first to see what would suit your area and your usage best then shop around. You don't necessarily have to spend a fortune to enjoy the hobby. Many vendors offer great deals on used machines that they take in on trade. Seems like about every three years a company will come up with something everyone feels they need so lots of used machines are for sale at once.

 

[against the wind]

Welcome to the forum from Port Allegheny, Pennsylvania.