To those that help me all the time I can send nickels free of charge 30s 40s and 50s key dates if you guys are missing some from your collections if you need them they're not in the greatest condition but they are you know okay you've seen them all I'll send them out let me know
Willy - a generous offer that you might want to extend to our junior members and new hobbiests. I keep two bunches of Jefferson nickels that I give to parents with kids to look through and build their albums/folders. Gives them a head start and teaches them indirectly about coin grades. One bucket for the common nickels and a smaller container for the harder to find specimens.
Yes, indeed a most generous offer. In the 1960s, the Woolworth's coin case had the 1939-D priced at $13 in circulated condition! Of all the overpriced coins, that one was probably the worst.
