My Lucky Day ! Last week, I was doing some window shopping downtown, an seen the Antique Shop, so decided to see if anything new,as far as coins were brought in. Well, they had a little display of WW II coins, I was looking at, the owner noticed me , and came over to chat. I told him, I collected Jefferson Nickels, suddenly a smile came across his face, and told me, he just happened to have a Roll of 1939's that he came across,that was in a Fishing Tackle box, in a Large Trunk, that he bought all-together. He was digging around the Tackle box, an' in the bottom corner was this Roll of Jefferson nickels. Well, to make a long story short, I bought this roll for ($100.00), an' wanted to show you my find. Not quite 40 ,only 37, but from what I'm looking at, they sure look like Gem/BU's to me. There are close to a dozen of these,that are positively 5 Full/Steps! Viewer's tell me what your opinion would be on these? I hope these (4) photo(s) does this Justice. Read more: http://www.cointalk.com/members/chasindreams/#ixzz0ZsTgKaM1
Well, 39's aren't war era nickels, and that $100 seems awfully high for a common nickel that sells for between 2-4 dollars apiece in MS64. It's a neat find, but a pricey lesson in my opinion. Guy~
Lol' an' yes, I realize 39's aren't War Nickels,but when you find a roll of these,with close to a dozen in Full/Steps? Well, I rest my case ~ good-day
Lol' an' yes, I realize 39's aren't War Nickels,but when you find a roll of these,with close to a dozen in Full/Steps? Well, I rest my case ~ good-day Read more: http://www.cointalk.com/t83719/#post762369#ixzz0ZsbpchEe
It seems that you asked for opinions, and coleguy did not exactly agree with you, so you seem upset. If you are only looking for opinions that agree with your assessment, please say so, then we can save a lot of time.
