Jefferson Nickels post 2003????

BAJJERFAN · May 25, 2013 10:41AM

Is there ANY value in any of the Jefferson nickels [in bank wrapped rolls] from 2004, 2005 or 2006? IIRC there was one year when very few if any of the P minted coins were available as bank wrapped rolls.

Manorcourtman · May 25, 2013 10:49AM

Weren't those the years the Mint sold them directly?

bsshog40 · May 26, 2013 2:11AM

<< Weren't those the years the Mint sold them directly? >>

Yes, and I think the mint rolls would be better to hold than the bank wrapped rolls.

BAJJERFAN · May 26, 2013 2:18AM

I don't have any mint wrapped rolls, just the bank wrapped ones. Just wonder if they have any value above face. If they don't I'll just deposit them.

Type2 · May 26, 2013 2:27AM

That was 2008P/D the 2008-D in MS66FS is in the $300 to $400 range I made the 1st one and sold it for $600 on fee bay since then i made 3 more and have 4 1/2 box to look at when ever i have the time.

Sorry 2009 was the tuff year 2008 the coins sucked in strike.

Edited to add the right year.

savoyspecial · May 26, 2013 3:50AM

deposit them

halfhunter · May 26, 2013 5:11AM

<< deposit them >>

Yea, I have a closet full of those things. Mint & bank wrapped. The '04-P Peace Medal bank rolls were bringing a premium at one time as folks were searching for the DDO. Also the Peace Medal mint wraps were a quick sellout that also once brought a nice premium. Don't know if there is still any premium on those now or not . . . Prolly not ! ! !

I've been considering going thru mine - saving an H/T roll set or 2 and opening the rest saving some better looking singles for maybe a nice set or 2, then depositing what's left.

HH

leothelyon · May 26, 2013 12:02PM

I have a few 2005 to 2010, 20+ bank rolls. Paid a quarter or 50 cents extra per. I bought them because the end coins were toned. But your best coins will come from the mint sets since roll coins made to enter circulation came from the same dies. Only the razor sharp, carefully handled, higher hammered early strikes that were made from the same dies when they were brand spanking new are the better coins..........for all the series for that satin era.

CoinCrazyPA · May 26, 2013 2:32PM

<< I have a few 2005 to 2010, 20+ bank rolls. Paid a quarter or 50 cents extra per. I bought them because the end coins were toned. But your best coins will come from the mint sets since roll coins made to enter circulation came from the same dies. Only the razor sharp, carefully handled, higher hammered early strikes that were made from the same dies when they were brand spanking new are the better coins..........for all the series for that satin era.

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Mint sets after 2004 were the Satan finish so rolls were the only way to get business strikes until what was it 2011 or 2012, can't remember off hand.

leothelyon · May 26, 2013 3:02PM

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<< I have a few 2005 to 2010, 20+ bank rolls. Paid a quarter or 50 cents extra per. I bought them because the end coins were toned. But your best coins will come from the mint sets since roll coins made to enter circulation came from the same dies. Only the razor sharp, carefully handled, higher hammered early strikes that were made from the same dies when they were brand spanking new are the better coins..........for all the series for that satin era.

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Mint sets after 2004 were the Satan finish so rolls were the only way to get business strikes until what was it 2011 or 2012, can't remember off hand. >>

Perhaps you haven't read this thread.

Jefferson Nickels post 2003????

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The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!

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