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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby Recyclersteve » Mon Feb 15, 2016 11:06 pm

Wow mtalbot_ca is back from hibernation! And boxes 251-252 look like they were a really good way to start.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby plus1hdcp » Wed Feb 17, 2016 8:10 pm

Good to see this thread resurrected.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JadeDragon » Thu Feb 18, 2016 1:53 am

I went through a few boxes worth of Canadian nickels. Anything from the coin sorter in Vancouver is completely sorted for all Ni, CuNi and American. No point even cracking the rolls. Then there is the mint fresh clear plastic ones. The only thing worth looking at is customer wrapped rolls, and when you ask for a box its not usually CWR. I can add to the Ni pile, but it is pretty slow.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Thu Feb 18, 2016 7:58 pm

Hi there,

I guess I'll keep sorting....I might has well to go a cool million....only 248 boxes to go youhou !!!

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Wed Feb 24, 2016 12:52 pm

Box 253

Nickel: 94 (4.7%)

1980s: 16
1970s: 58
1960s: 19
1950s: 1 (1956)

Worth mentionning:
US 1939-P nickel
2000P x 2
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sun Feb 28, 2016 9:19 pm

Box 254

Nickel: 104 (5.2%)

1980s: 25
1970s: 57
1960s: 22

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 1
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sat Mar 05, 2016 9:25 am

New format to include the CuNi from the 80s and 90s:

Box 255

.999 nickel total: 101 (5%)
1980s: 22
1970s: 59 (of which 1 x 1970)
1960s: 29 (of which 1 x 1967 rabbit)
1930s: 1 (1937 dot)

CuNi nickel total : 152 (7.6%)
From 80s: 84
From 90s: 68

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 2
1/2 dirham morrocco

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JadeDragon » Sat Mar 05, 2016 4:23 pm

4 rolls of Canadian Nickels yeilded: 18 Ni,2 US, and 59 collector nickels like young queens, rabbits, kings, Canadian war nickels, Nickel refinary etc with the oldest being a few 1947 Maple Leaf and regular 1947 coins. Now if I could just remember what bank I got those at...
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby henrysmedford » Sat Mar 05, 2016 6:47 pm

JadeDragon wrote:4 rolls of Canadian Nickels yeilded: 18 Ni,2 US, and 59 collector nickel like young queens, rabbits, kings, Canadian war nickels etc with the oldest being 1947 Maple Leaf. Now if I could just remember what bank I got those at...

And what year that you picked them up with a haul like that!! :D
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby ZenOps » Thu Mar 10, 2016 8:37 am

Got skunked on a machine wrapped box.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Thu Mar 10, 2016 10:43 pm

Box 256:

.999 nickel total: 70 (3.5%)
1980s: 10
1970s: 40
1960s: 9
1950s: 1 (1959)

CuNi nickel total : 59 (3%)
From 80s: 27
From 90s: 32

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 3

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JadeDragon » Fri Mar 11, 2016 8:49 pm

$100 box Canadian Nickels (machine wrapped HSBC) yielded: 76 Ni, plus 1x1950, 6 young queens, and 47 US.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sat Mar 12, 2016 2:55 pm

Box 257:

.999 nickel total: 90 (4%)
1980s: 18
1970s: 56
1960s: 16

CuNi nickel total : 123 (6.1%)
From 80s: 59
From 90s: 64

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 2
5 cents Ecuador

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sun Mar 27, 2016 11:59 am

Box 258:

.999 nickel total: 111 (5.5%)
1980s: 19
1970s: 62
1960s: 30

CuNi nickel total : 143 (7.1%)
From 80s: 72
From 90s: 71

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 2
1954 steel

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby Recyclersteve » Sun Mar 27, 2016 6:24 pm

What is the big deal about the 2000-P's? Is there much of a market for them and what are they selling for these days?
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby Recyclersteve » Sun Mar 27, 2016 6:36 pm

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:23 pm

Recyclersteve wrote:What is the big deal about the 2000-P's? Is there much of a market for them and what are they selling for these days?


I sell them for 25$/roll.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:25 pm

Box 259:

.999 nickel total: 117 (5.8%)
1980s: 30
1970s: 68
1960s: 18
1950s: 1 (1955)

CuNi nickel total : 173 (8.6%)
From 80s: 92
From 90s: 81

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 3
1967 rabbit

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sun Apr 03, 2016 3:03 pm

Box 260:

.999 nickel total: 170 (8.5%)
1980s: 29
1970s: 100
1960s: 41


CuNi nickel total : 244 (12.2%)
From 80s: 112
From 90s: 122

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 3
1967 rabbit
1954 Steel nickel

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sat Apr 09, 2016 4:04 pm

Box 261:

.999 nickel total: 179 (8.9%)
1980s: 31
1970s: 103
1960s: 42
1950s: 2 (1955, 1957)


CuNi nickel total : 260 (13%)
From 80s: 127
From 90s: 133

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 5
1970 x 1
1955 Steel
US 1940 nickel

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Wed Apr 20, 2016 8:21 pm

Box 262:

.999 nickel total: 249 (12.9%)
1980s: 76
1970s: 134
1960s: 39
1940s: 1 (1947M)

CuNi nickel total : 274 (13.7%)
From 80s: 127
From 90s: 147

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 1
1954 Steel

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV BOX from January 2000....

Postby mtalbot_ca » Wed Apr 20, 2016 8:26 pm

Box 263: A BOX from the 90s......This is what it used to be....

.999 nickel total: 295 (14.7%)
1980s: 80
1970s: 104
1960s: 104
1950s: 5 (55x2, 58, 59x2)
1940s: 2 (1940, 1947M)

CuNi nickel total : 518 (25.9%)
From 80s: 239
From 90s: 179

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 4
1952, 1953, 1954 Steel

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby cwgii » Thu Sep 29, 2016 7:09 pm

nickel report $1,000
11-26//6-24-16

1938--42 == 85, whole roll
war == 09
1946-49 == 35
1950-55 == 45
1956-59 == 61
cdn == 06 with 1 being pre 81
odds == dime 3, 06 one penny, 70 s., p, px2, d stuck to a nickel, p5, 01 s, 1977 belgie 1 fr., dime,
buff == 28,25,36s
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby cwgii » Thu Sep 29, 2016 7:21 pm

nickel report $1,000
6-26//9-28

1938--42 == 47
war == 09
1946-49 == 51
1950-55 == 50
1956-59 == 76
cdn == 14 with 04 being pre 81, very first 1967 i have gotten --steel?
odds == 1994 50 ? rice stalks, 75 mex 20c, 78 swedish 20, a quarter jammed into the roll, 97 singapore 20c, 04 bahama
buff == none
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Fri Dec 29, 2017 3:48 pm

Decided to do a box to bring back this thread on TOP! LOL

Box 264:

.999 nickel total: 121 (6%)
1980s: 27
1970s: 75
1960s: 18
1950s: 1 (1950)

Worth mentionning:
2000P x 3
10 cents Canada x 2

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