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Isn't often that I find an S-mint in change.

DominusDeusDominusDeus Posts: 993 ✭
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Worthless, but it's a keeper for me. I only find S-mints once in a black and blue purple polka-dotted moon, and those are always CENTS, yet alone a nickel.

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  • WACoinGuyWACoinGuy Posts: 1,110
    Here on the West Coast, I see S-mint coins on a fairly regular basis. I'd say I see more S-mint coins than Philadelphia coins that are less than five years old...
  • DominusDeusDominusDeus Posts: 993 ✭
    No supprise given that the San Francisco mint is on the West coast.
  • jimtrejimtre Posts: 197
    Some time ago someone said they always check the coinstar rejects for strange things.

    I didn't even know we had one in town but I saw one today,

    Checked the reject and got

    a 1954D Rosy.

    Not Bad.

    Jim

  • AJ2525AJ2525 Posts: 477
    I live in the West (Colorado) and still keep the S-mint Jeffs. I've gotten 102 out of about 15,000 nickels gone through.
    Some call it an accumulation not a collection
  • LittleBitOEverythingLittleBitOEverything Posts: 288
    I checked one last week after reading that post also and wouldn't you know it , found something. A 2003 nice and clean canadian penny. Kids thought it was the coolest thing!
    putting together a MS 60 and up Morgan set....60% complete...otlher 40% probably take the rest of the decade!
  • shuckinsshuckins Posts: 849
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