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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 3793262, member: 106826&quot;]From a numismatic standpoint, if a coin can’t be established it’s basically worth face value or spot material. Even then there are limitations.&nbsp; Tons of worn out coins have made it into jewelry or fashioned into Hobo Nickels. There still some mileage and interest. For me, I have an objective to create circulation sets as complete as possible for Vs, Buffalos, and Jefferson nickels. Jefferson is easy enough with time.&nbsp; Much harder to nearly impossible for the other two. However, with Buffalo I think it can be done if a person uses ‘pickled’ nickels.&nbsp; If I look at both circulation sets, I think I’m reasonably close. To be honest, I am excited to find dateless as it provides the opportunity to fill another spot in the pickled nickel set. Fun and interesting. Here is a nickel picked off the ground in a parking lot a couple weeks back. Imagine the life of this circulation find.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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