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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kookoox10, post: 1237729, member: 31129&quot;]The manganese alloy is a direct catalyst to the dark grey toning to circulated war nickels.&nbsp; Since the alloy was mixed with the silver and other alloys for these years, that is the result that treasure seekers get.&nbsp; As opposed to the modern dollars where the manganese is an inner layer within the coin and not a mix in with the other alloys like a melting pot.&nbsp; This is why roll searchers can still find plenty of war nickels even in pocket change or individual rolls.&nbsp; The general public scooping up 90% silver in rolls don&#039;t really pay attention to the war nickels. Because it either hasn&#039;t caught on or people just don&#039;t know about them.&nbsp; But its only a matter of time when it catches on to those type of searchers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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