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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 7192240, member: 106826&quot;][USER=116892]@1stSgt22[/USER] I caught a well worn 2009 P nickel today...first one I&#039;ve seen in many, many months.&nbsp; Shear numbers are high when contrasted with early Jeffersons, but muted quite a bit by modern mintages.&nbsp; Hoarding by collectors early on (bought and never put in circulation) make it like the 1950D which was hoarded in uncirculated condition.&nbsp; Buying Gem coins for either date isn&#039;t as expensive as some of the others that weren&#039;t hoarded in uncirculated condition.&nbsp; [USER=107243]@DatDareNickelGuy[/USER] has been keeping the stats on 2009 and 2009 D nickels in his 500 box CRH challenge.&nbsp; Have a look at the counts relative 625,000+ nickels that he&#039;s searched.&nbsp; The low number is really an eye opener (Note: he&#039;s in Texas, so Ds are more frequent than Ps).&nbsp; Scarcity is a factor of a number of things, but fun to find when you can.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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