Post your nickels

I'm glad someone has a sense of humor around here! Thanks for reviving this old thread. Here are some nickels a friend picked up for me on a trip to the states last year. 2005 Westward Journey set.

 

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Nah I think he's just smokin the good stuff.

 

I think if you started your own thread in the What’s It Worth forum, you’d get some responses.

 

Sanded nickel

 

Awesomeness

 

Great coin. Only one i need

 

I picked this the other day on E-Bay. I was the only bidder. The seller listed the coin as an ANACS coin. Nobody buys MS-67 coins in ANACS holders, at least on E-Bay(I'm sure some do). Since I am nosy I took a peek at the listing. Look what I found hiding under an incorrect heading. $21

 

Hi not sure if I'm doing this right to post pictures of my nickels. These nickels that some are posting are fun to see. Going to post my pictures and if this is the wrong way to do this will someone move it to the proper site? Thanks. 1st picture is my ugly nickel also have some that are okay.

 

You are doing OK there, @Murillo. Nice looking nickels!

 

Thanks!!!

 

Say hello to this one.

 

That sure is a handsome Jefferson nickel there! Got to be one of the best coin designs ever. I still love the so called "Buffalos" even more. Here is a 1914 US 5 cent nickel, not in the best of condition, still over 100 years old. It probably circulated all during WWI and the great depression.

 

My newest piece!

 

Nice coin. FYI, silver nickels were only minted 1942 through 1945.

 

Looks like you got a good eye. Now coin educate your brain. Nice coins. Well not the ugly one

 

How often does one find a 118- year old coin in their change? first time for me.

 

Some idiot passing off stolen coin collection coins.........Even back in the 1950s I never saw a V nickel, or barber dime, or Indian head cent in circulation. I did a lot of roll hunting back then too. Nice find for you, by the way. I am sure you will appreciate it more than the person who put it back in circulation.

 

Nice specimen!

 

Same here, I've never found anything that old in change before, and probably never will again. I can remember seeing a buffalo in change, but that was probably in the early 1960s... it probably was somebody who helped themselves to somebody's collection and/or had no idea about it.