Roll-searchers, post your results!

Maybe, but I don't think so. It doesn't look like it ever had squared rims, at least to me.

 

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Its VERY difficult to find old Jeffersons in circulation with any steps at all.
That's why I mentioned the possibility of a proof coin.

 

Six wheat pennies along with five Canadian pennies were found from a bank box. Also, with verification please, I might have scored my first 1960 (P) small date Lincoln. Opinions welcomed!

 

Nope. Large date. Wah wah!

 

Question for those who hunt nickels;

For years, I've been keeping any nickel older than 1961, figuring that was the last year of the Whitman folder for the first set of Jeffersons. I've now filled up a decent sized jar of them (and still haven't filled out the Whitman).

What do you all do with the extra Jeffersons you've pulled from circulation that are pre-1961?

Thanx

 

Don't know actually but hold onto those War Nickels and Henning Nickels.
The rest? I would cash them in for something really nice and for you, something else nice.

 

Hey @afm1982 - over the last 30 years I have whittled down what I keep of the early Jeffersons. Originally, I kept them all, but now no more than 5 of each date/mint (except for the silver of course). My thought is if there are more than that out there, they aren't that uncommon. I keep the ones closest to mint state, and any errors or oddities go in a 2x2. The rest get rolled up and recycled. With Lincolns, I keep all of the pre 82s as they are worth more in copper than face, about 3¢ each, but nickels only have about 4¢ of copper.

Here are my nickels of all types that did not make the albums.