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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 1755713, member: 68&quot;]These went into production as the roll and bag market were collapsing and were released in November 1965 when it was in shambles. Millions had been setting aside new rolls and bagsa but when the market collapsed and mintages skyrocketed they just quit.&nbsp; People espew cially didn&#039;t like clad because they were no longer silver so the very few coins saved were mostly cents and nickels.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>However there were at least a few hundred people who were saving the news clads and were very disappointed they couldn&#039;t get a premium in &#039;67, or &#039;68 or even in 1969.&nbsp; Each year that went by fewer and fewer were saved and most of the coins set aside were released back into circulation.&nbsp; The mint had not only taken all the fun out of saving new coins but they took all the profit out of it.&nbsp; Now days you&#039;ll rarely find any of these rolls but &#039;65 is the most likely date.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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