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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Randy Abercrombie, post: 3168630, member: 92655&quot;]There are a few pocket change coins that I still find semi regularly.</p><ul> <li>Wheat cents. Minted prior to 1959 and was what started this lad collecting many years ago.</li> <li>Dimes or quarters minted prior to 1965. These are 90% silver. Still show up from time to time and are worth maybe 11x face. </li> <li>Silver nickels minted during 1943. These too are primarily silver and identifiable by the very large mint mark above Monticello.</li> <li>Surprisingly on vacation this year I was given a Liberty nickel 125 years old in change from a coffee counter.</li> </ul><p>Keeping focused on potential finds like this are realistic and will get you grounded in the greatest hobby in the world. Forget about the “get rich” pocket change claims. You stand a much better chance at winning the lottery. Welcome to CT![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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