go for the keys

Hahahah. Nickels and stupidity. Very funny.

Ruben

 

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Finally we are done on this thread.

 

I'm sorry. i don't understand. Can you explain to me that again?

Ruben

 

No more crap on this thread...To be honest, I don't even member' what this thread was about

 

Oh that is right! Key dated coins!

 

I'm sorry that your memory isn't working. How does that make you feel?

Ruben :hatch:

 

Do you like playing different roles? (Weren't you a king, or king of a dungeon earlier?)

Do kings like to be psychiatrists?

And you're the CEO of Brooklyn, too?!

Wow . . . you're a busy man (with too much time on his hands!) :smile

 

I would like to talk about Key Dated coins, but I have another appointment. Maybe next week we can pick up on your feeling about why you are jelous of your fathers key dated coins. I will see you then.

Ruben :high5:

 

IDK...What does it make you think that my memory isn't working? Does it amuse you, what will you do to solve this problem

 

The jeffs

I used to feel that way too. Never cared to collect them.
But then I saw some mint state silver war nickels. Now I have two complete sets of Jeffersons, one ends with 2000, the best set [lots of BU]goes from 1938 to present. Then there is the 3rd set started. All 3 are in Danscos.
Have two stand alone sets of the eleven war nickels now too.
Then I have 2 sets of mint state Westward Journey series.
Just today I searched only 5 rolls and here is what turned up:
1941, 1947-S, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1953-D, 1956-D, 1960-D, 1962,
1968-D, 1969-D & S, 1970-D &S, 2001 Bermuda 5 cent.
Where else can you find this kind of stuff for just 5 rolls?

 

I would like to talk to you about memory but i have another appointment. We can pick up on how memory you a tough Persona so that more people can lean on you. But it will have to be next week.


Ruben ...||

 

No, just the CEO of Brooklyn. You can google it.

Ruben

 

T$: I'll see you next week, I have spanish homework

Ruben: Oh, I'd love to talk about your spanish homework and how it gives you a tough guy person, but, it will have to be next week, I have another appt.

 

In praise of Jeffs

Agreed.

Of all the coins in common circulation (i.e., cents thru halves), the Jefferson nickel series is the one that -- looking through change only -- one can find the highest proportion. (Does that make sense?)

With anything over a nickel, you almost never see a pre-65 coin, and with cents, wheaties are rare, and the ones that are found are almost never pre-1940. But, like you just showed, you can get dates in change going back to the beginning of the Jeff series, and I don't think you can say that with any other coin.