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Yet another buffalo ender

 

Box 77


Buffalo ended up dateless but can't complain about a buffalo either way.

1-Buffalo Dateless
1-1953S
1-AU/BU 1984D
2-Foreign 1986 and 1996 Canada
8-Common 40s
8-Common 50s
5-2009D

 

Box 78


Well this box was kinda low on the finds.

1-1942D
1-1952S
1-Error 2005P Die Chip Reverse
1-AU/BU 1964D
5-Common 40s
10-Common 50s
4-2009D

 

not a great box but a couple nice surprises.
1 2009 D
2 1939’s
1 1938
1 1962 b/u a/u
1 1975 s proof

 

Sadly magnets clear out all the ferrous and nickel foreign coins. I think somebody manually inspects the coins because I see more 1943 cents in machine wrapped rolls than steel canada pennies from the last 15 years. And I'm confused why they throw away a canada penny but let a 1943 cent go back in. Worker who doesnt know that some coins are valuable or evil boss who wont let the worker swap it out with one of his own pennies...

 

Anytime i get a 38 thats a win in my book!

 

Absolutely. Some workers just don't know the difference.

 

Box 79


Late night box. Peak season where I work right now and will try my best to keep the boxes coming!

1-Buffalo 1936S
1-Silver 1945P
2-AU/BU 1956P and 1982D
3-Common 40s
13-Common 50s
6-2009D

 

Nice S Buffalo!
I work for the Postal Service so my box searching time is suffering too!

 

I haven’t found a canada dime or quarter or modern canada penny since ~early 2015 and haven’t only found one 99% nickel nickel from 1942. Those damn magnets and quality control workers trashing them.

 

Box 80


Just a good old average box. Well except for the 2009P

1-1951D
1-1939P
1-2009P
1-Foreign 1999 Canada
2-AU/BU 1975D and 1984D
6-Common 40s
12-Common 50s
9-2009D

 

What do you think is going on with this 2003 nickel? It looks too uniform to be PMD...reminds me of a greaser. But I’m just not sure. Opinions?

 

It's PMD...maybe a coin that spent time in a couple environments for a bit. Sidewalk? Dryer?

 

tonight’s box.
4 1939
2 1941 S
1 1942. P in the best shape I have ever seen for a war nickel.

12 various 1940”s (mostly 40 &41
8 70 S’s
And 10 various 50’s

 

Thanks Kevin! Appreciate you input!

 

Wow! That silver is a absolute beauty! You definitely don't find them like that in circulation.

Yeah I agree 100% with Kevin. Acid treated or terrible PMD either way. I come across these very often.

 

I was thinking possibly acid as well or perhaps lost in a parking lot at the beach. The damage is pretty even (full coverage) and regular road rash is usually harsher (especially on copper coins). But it is having a hard life up to this point.

 

Box 81


Just another average box. But a nice rotation error.

2-Errors 1993D Rotated Die and a 1996P reverse greaser
1-AU/BU 1982D
5-Common 40s
11-Common 50s
6-2009D

 

Master List Updated



Less Than 10 Million Minted.

1938D-1

1938S-2

1939D-

1939S-

1949S-4

1950-5

1950D-1

1951S-3

1955-2

Less Than 20.5 Million Minted

1938-9

1942D-9

1943D-1

1946S-3

1948S-3

1951D-11

1952S-11

1953S-11

1958-8

Common 1950 to 1960-810

Common 1940 to 1949-518

Common 1939-45

2009-P-11

2009-D-482

Proof-10

Foreign-48

Buffalo-18

V nickel-4

Errors and Varieties-68

Toned-30

AU/BU-161

Silver War-57

Wheat Penny-1