$30 BWR/CWR nickels - 2x54-S and an AU/UNC 45-S. I'll photograph the 45-S when I get home today.
Go to the bank(s) with which you have an account...ask teller for $xx.xx worth of penny rolls...hand teller $xx.xx in bills in exchange for the rolls.
Thanks. I'm certainly happy with it for 5 cents and you'll find some. Just keep at it.
$60 CWR nickels - 38-S, 40-D, 40-S, 47-D, 53-S, 58 and an unc 59-D The 38-S leaves me with only the 39-D and 44-S to find from circulation.
All things being equal (ie Buff or Lib is as "common" as a War), I would rather have the war. For now, I can sell a common war for more.
$30 BWR/CWR nickels - nothing much, but did get a entire CWR of 99% nickel Canadian 5 cents. I actually consider it a score, because I save them...
$130 CWR/BWR nickels (keepers) - 40-D 42x2, 48-D, 51, 51-D, 52-D, 53, 53-D (AU), 53-S, & 57
Well, a benefit to colorized ASEs is that they can be bought for much less premium as bullion (at least at my local shop).
I found the one below in a CWR roll with about a dozen other pre-60 ones about a year ago.
I'd probably go 25-30 cents each. That's fair in my opinion and approximately what a reputable dealer would likely pay as well.
$60 CWR/BWR nickels - 42, 51, 56 & 58.
$30 CWR nickels - 43-P and 56 Plus, a seventies obverse struck through a late stage capped die. I got in my change from the self checkout at the...
here's a nice one I pulled from a dealer's junk silver:
Great article. I'm starting my education on these coins right now and intend to move into them at some point in the future. I know many people...
My earliest was this 1950-D Jefferson nickel...and a key date too. I found it in some customer wrapped rolls last year.
I have a special affection for Jeffersons, so.....
Got a 2012 ASE and 2012 silver proof quarter set from my MIL.
$30 BWR/CWR nickels - 43-P and 47-S
Ask and ye shall receive...got $20 BWR nickels at lunch and got my first Liberty nickel - a very crusty, corroded 1899.
$20 BWR nickels - a really crusty, corroded 1899 Liberty and a 85-S proof. My first Liberty nickel from CRH!
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