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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheNickelGuy, post: 1467570, member: 20201&quot;]I don&#039;t think the age is nearly as important as the condition.</p><p>An example : I would rather have a MS65, well struck 1982 - 1983 P or D with 4 to 5 steps in a 2x2 than a small handful of XF 1954 D&#039;s any day.</p><p>Many are keeping nickels dated before 1964 or 1960 simply because they are old with little regard for grade.</p><p>Unless they are of the more semi-key or key dates, they won&#039;t amount to much unless they are of a better die variety, such as a doubled die or repunched mintmark.</p><p>Some of the 1960&#039;s 1970&#039;s and 1980&#039;s nickels can be quite elusive with excellent strike and details and quite valuable in uncirculated condition. </p><p>So I keep any Jefferson nickels that are unusual for any given year. Finding a common date 1964 or 1964 D even in AU with 5 steps is a pretty unusual find.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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