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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Doug Rogers, post: 1975943, member: 37194&quot;]I think it&#039;s more a matter of personal preference more than anything else.&nbsp; Nickels in the 60&#039;s and forward are too plentiful for me with few, if any, low mintage years.&nbsp; 1964 nickels are very abundant, almost one in every roll I look through, so what&#039;s the point in keeping them unless they are in uncirculated condition unless nickels are only saved for fun? That said,&nbsp; I save 1959 nickels and prior and occasionally put the ones not in really good condition back into circulation.&nbsp; The low mintage year coins&nbsp; and other dates in really good shape are the ones I really concentrate on keeping and of course the hardest to find. I have a lot of &#039;dry runs&#039; or &#039;skunk&#039; rolls along the journey but just this week found a 39-D Jeff, a 1934 Buff and a 1934-S War out of about 20 rolls of nickels. I don&#039;t do boxes but average about going through 8 rolls of nickels per week, plus a few in the cash register at work.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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