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Started off strong as the first roll produced a 1925 buffalo and shortly after a 35 d dusty buffalo with pretty good detail....it all went silent after that except for 4 Canadian nickels to add to my collection.

That's it!

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All 3 boxes were standard nickel boxes. All 150 rolls have String & Sons wraps. All rolls have new coins on each end. All visible obverse designs are 2026D. These were intended for circulation, and do not have commemorative packaging of any kind. My CU orders sufficient coin for me to pick up two boxes of halves and a few boxes of nicks every week.

Yesterday, I returned and picked up two boxes of nicks. Standard boxes. Loomis wraps. Circulated coins, including a dateless, thin, barely recognizable Liberty nickel.
 
All 3 boxes were standard nickel boxes. All 150 rolls have String & Sons wraps. All rolls have new coins on each end. All visible obverse designs are 2026D. These were intended for circulation, and do not have commemorative packaging of any kind. My CU orders sufficient coin for me to pick up two boxes of halves and a few boxes of nicks every week.

Yesterday, I returned and picked up two boxes of nicks. Standard boxes. Loomis wraps. Circulated coins, including a dateless, thin, barely recognizable Liberty nickel.
I love getting the V...Liberty nickels...I'm hoping the shield nickel to show up....
 

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