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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Fri Aug 30, 2013 8:45 am

This is a tracking thread, so slightly off-topic, but related to previous finds I a) went back through my bag of 1939s and actually found a 39D and a 39S that I had missed, both semi-key dates, and I have extra albums now so they filled some alternate holes.

I also went back through my latest bag of 50s (I have two more to go through) hoping I had missed some coins, looking for a 50D and while I didn't find one I did find - of all things - a 38S that I had miss-filed! That was a hole filler for sure.

I also found a trick nickel that someone had made that had a 38x (who knows which mint - too bad, a loss) on one side and a 52 on the other side - ground down to half thickness and glued together to make a heads-only coin.

Lesson re-learned (for me) is to sort the coins twice to make sure they are in the right bag. I get a bit sloppy sometimes in the initial sort.

If any of the other US sorters have any spare grubby 50Ds they want to part with, let me know. I'm not willing to pay a lot, but I would like to fill these holes eventually. I've found a lot of others with low mintages, but not that one.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Fri Aug 30, 2013 5:22 pm

Boxes 94-96

A lot of foreign coin - an unusal number and type for me.
No warnicks or buffs!
ususal 39-60s
an unusually pristine 38P

5 centesimos, 2008, Panama
20 pence, 1990, UK
5 cents, 1998, Bahamas
5 cents, 1987. 1990, 1995 Canada
20 cent, 1969, 1989, 2003, Switzerland
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Fri Aug 30, 2013 5:49 pm

mtalbot_ca wrote:
henrysmedford wrote:
mtalbot_ca wrote:Box 163

Cuba 10 Cents


What year on the Cuba 10 cent the 1994 was made in Canada see--http://www.coinscan.com/for/cub.html



Thanks for the info. I'll check tonight if I have any. I found, probably a dozen of them in the 160+ boxes that I have searched.

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby henrysmedford » Fri Aug 30, 2013 6:56 pm

Thanks for the info. I'll check tonight if I have any. I found, probably a dozen of them in the 160+ boxes that I have searched.

Cheers,[/quote]

I have found 12: 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000x5, 2008x3, 2009[/quote]
We have found only one coin from Cuba a pre trade embargo 1946. Looks like being that Canadians can travel there helps.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Fri Aug 30, 2013 9:23 pm

Box 165

Nickel: 259 (13%)

1980s: 50
1970s: 153
1960s: 53
1950s: 2 (50,57)
1940s: 1 (46)

Worth mentionning:
2000P: 4
1970: 1
Canadian 10 Cents
1945 steel V-nickel
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sun Sep 01, 2013 4:21 pm

Boxes 97-99

The conclusion to this 6 box set; overall this set was disappointing as far as warnicks/buffs. No buffs and only 2 warnicks.

1945P annd 1943P warnick (2 in the 6 boxes), my 85th in the 99 boxes.
usual 39-60's
several more bahamian and canadian nicks, and another 20 rappan swiss coin

Edit: Correction, there was a 1943P that I had set aside and forgotten about. Still doesn't make the set that much better, but I'll take 2 rather than 1 any day.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sun Sep 01, 2013 9:19 pm

Box 166

Nickel: 419 (21%)

1980s: 82
1970s: 323
1960s: 14

Worth mentionning:
2 Cr Ceska Republik
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sat Sep 07, 2013 11:00 am

Nice nickel yield in your last box!

Boxes 100-101, first 2 of 6 box set, and a good start!

1937P Buffalo
1937S Buffalo
(both quite nice, compared my usual buffs)
1943P, 2x 1945P warnicks (#86,#87)
usual 39-60 coins
2 cu-ni Canadians
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JustINaVW » Sat Sep 07, 2013 2:01 pm

68Camaro wrote:Nice nickel yield in your last box!

Boxes 100-101, first 2 of 6 box set, and a good start!

1937P Buffalo
1937S Buffalo
(both quite nice, compared my usual buffs)
1943P, 2x 1945P warnicks (#86,#87)
usual 39-60 coins
2 cu-ni Canadians


Very nice. I also have been having bad luck with nickels. Id say the last 10 boxes i have been getting nice pre 60s stash but no buffs and about 2 or 3 silvers. I think the RC members are starti.g to pick everything dry. Lol
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Sat Sep 07, 2013 3:12 pm

Box 167

Nickel: 441 (22%)

1980s: 89
1970s: 272
1960s: 79
1940s: 1 (1947ML)

Worth mentionning:
1954 Steel
2000P: 2
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sat Sep 07, 2013 4:16 pm

Boxes 102-103

1942P, 1945D warnicks (#88, #89)
dateless buff
misc 39-60 coins
a bahamian nickel
2 canadian cunis
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sun Sep 08, 2013 4:33 pm

Boxes 104-105

1942S x2, 1943S warnicks
3 dateless buffs
miscellaneous 39 - 60 coins

The warnick averages stay the same. 2 warnicks last week, 8 this week. Average still around 5 per 6 boxes.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Fri Sep 13, 2013 3:13 pm

Boxes 106-107

no warnicks
1923 P buff, 1934 P buff
misc 39-60 coins
worn 1938P
BU 1938 D (if I could get a decent pic of it I would post it - best old Jeff I've found in >200K nickels)
worth noting: 1994 Guatemala 10 centavos (first from this country I've found)
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby mtalbot_ca » Fri Sep 13, 2013 8:51 pm

Box 168

Nickel: 178 (8.9%)

1980s: 31
1970s: 112
1960s: 34
1950s: 1 (1958)
1940s: 1 (1942)

Worth mentionning:
1954 Steel
Cuba 10 cents
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:56 am

Joe reminded me I could try the scanner to capture an image, so I did. It doesn't really do the coin full justice - there aren't enough pixels left in the cropped image to yield good resolution, but it gets the idea across. It's about a 4 step coin - there is a slight amount of wear on the most sensitive surfaces on the steps in the reverse and the most sensitive details in his hair on the obverse. And a couple of small translucent spots on it that you can't even see in the scans below. But it has a nice color to it. Not sure how it would grade. I guess it's not truly BU or MS, but it's close. Maybe AU50?

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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sat Sep 14, 2013 9:38 am

Boxes 108-109

42S warnick (#93)
dateless buff
1938P
ususal 39-60 coins
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby 68Camaro » Sat Sep 14, 2013 2:06 pm

Boxes 110-111

1945S warnick
2009D (YES! finally - 220,000 nickels to find one)
usual 39-60 coins
worth noting: 1975 Canadian .999 nickel five cent piece, 1985 Bermuda five cent piece, 1996 Irish penny
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby cwgii » Sat Sep 14, 2013 2:29 pm

$1,000 nickels
07-25---09-12-13



38-42 == 53
war == 6
46-49 == 41
50-55 ==54
56-59 == 76 .
cdn == 7 with ,3 being pre-82
odds == 1976 1/2 franc franaise, 1990 bermuda, 1997 20 pence, 2002 20c euro x2
buff == no date cull.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JustINaVW » Wed Sep 18, 2013 1:16 am

$100 BWR

Pretty good box

2 war
1943 S
1945 P

Dateless buffalo

About $2.50 in pre 60's
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby Sullysullinburg » Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:01 am

Do I wen t to the bank to get my normal pennies but the lady there convinced me to get nickels because and I quote "they are from an outsider" so I said what the hay and got $20 in nickels.


1940
1954
Plus one war nickel 1942-S


Can some one tell me if this is good or not I really don't know much about nickels so any help is welcomed.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JustINaVW » Wed Sep 18, 2013 1:46 pm

Sullysullinburg wrote:Do I wen t to the bank to get my normal pennies but the lady there convinced me to get nickels because and I quote "they are from an outsider" so I said what the hay and got $20 in nickels.


1940
1954
Plus one war nickel 1942-S


Can some one tell me if this is good or not I really don't know much about nickels so any help is welcomed.


I keep all pre 60s. They are disappering. The war nickel is 35% silver. Id say nice finds.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby Sullysullinburg » Wed Sep 18, 2013 9:14 pm

JustINaVW wrote:
Sullysullinburg wrote:Do I wen t to the bank to get my normal pennies but the lady there convinced me to get nickels because and I quote "they are from an outsider" so I said what the hay and got $20 in nickels.


1940
1954
Plus one war nickel 1942-S


Can some one tell me if this is good or not I really don't know much about nickels so any help is welcomed.


I keep all pre 60s. They are disappering. The war nickel is 35% silver. Id say nice finds.



Thanks for the help. Got another $20 in nickels here are the finds


1940
1941
1941-D
1948
1951
1953
1954-D
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby Sullysullinburg » Thu Sep 19, 2013 8:12 pm

$66 in nickels



2 30's
4 40's
12 60's
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby JustINaVW » Fri Sep 20, 2013 9:08 pm

Woo hoo. Found a hole filler. I search about 10 boxes and put all the pre 60s into a masson jar. After i get a few in there i sort them by year and mint. I found a 1946 S with in the last 10 boxes. Only 4 more to go to complete the book, 1942 D (non-silver), 1943 D, 1944 S, and of course the 1950 D. The rest were all found in circulation.
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Re: Nickel Tracking IV

Postby plus1hdcp » Fri Sep 20, 2013 9:59 pm

$40 today

1 War 44P

1948
1959d x 2

1994 cdn

Takes me to 19 War nicks for the year
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