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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 4104963, member: 106826&quot;][USER=110230]@CoinCollector76[/USER]&nbsp;&nbsp; You describe a common event.&nbsp; Many folks only collect the older coinage.&nbsp; I did for a long time, but then I learned about variety collecting which broadened the search...and slowed down the process.&nbsp; Examining each coin for collectability takes some extra time, but it made CRH more fruitful for me (I was mainly searching cents for wheatbacks).&nbsp; Starting with 1960 moving forward, there are a ton of 60s DDOs and DDRs along with a fair share of RPMs.&nbsp; And given that many of these latter date coins are &#039;newer&#039;, they are still in great shape to pick up some higher grade specimens.&nbsp; Even the dreaded 1964 and 1964D...several varieties to hunt for in those dates/mm.&nbsp; So don&#039;t ignore the &#039;shiny nickels&#039; - they might be more collectible and more valuable than the Wartime and semikey Jeffersons.&nbsp; My advice is to create a full list of what you might be interested in and adjust that depending on what you find (expand/contract).&nbsp; Knowing what to look for will help you spot that pocket find!!&nbsp; Good luck on the hunt!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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