Westward Journey Nickel Series - Seeking Advice

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by WesleyFromTexas, Dec 28, 2010.

  1. WesleyFromTexas

    WesleyFromTexas New Member

    Short Story:

    I was getting rid of some junk at a friends house and mistakenly tossed out a package that contained multiple rolls of each year of the Westward Journey Nickel Series set (2004, 2005, 2006). I need to replace them.

    Preliminary searches lead me to various sites at disturbingly varying prices.
    I can't give exact details but I know they were in rolls like this:

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    I've never sought out coins online, nor I have a done much purchasing online in general. They need to be in those particular rolls and nothing else. If I could get a nod in the right direction as to where to go and what a reasonable price per roll would be, I would be very thankful. I'm sorry if this isn't the right place for this, so pardon me if it isn't. Thanks a bunch.
     
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  3. coleguy

    coleguy Coin Collector

    I'd look at Ebay. Probably your best bet for the best prices. Hope you are able to find them.
    Guy
     
  4. vnickels

    vnickels Matt Draiss Numismatics & Galleries

    Welcome to CT! BU rolls will run the following:
    2004-P Peace $3.50 D $3.35
    2004 Keel P $2.75 D $2.05
    2005 Bison P and D $2.05
    2005 Ocean P and D $2.05
    This is greysheet bid prices.
     
  5. debordj

    debordj Debo

    ^^^^ This for bank rolls.

    If you want Mint Rolls, you will have to pay a little more. If you want SEALED Mint Rolls in the white boxes, expect to pay much more on Ebay...especially for the Peace Medal rolls.
     
  6. paparet

    paparet New Member

    I have found them available at some coin shows where you can pick a choose dealers and prices. I have gotten some recently at shows for just a little over face value and they were the mint wrapped rolls. There does not seems to be much demand for these issues right now, hence depressed values. I would recommend looking for a coin show near you. Google "coin shows" and you should get some search results that will help you find one.
     
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