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1960 NICKEL
gabrielgabbey
Posts: 26 ✭
gabrielgabbey
Posts: 26 ✭
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...this makes 55c total so far that you have shown us since joining CU...how deep does this collection go?
Bitten by the Nickel Bug can be contagious, I was bitten around 1968 and it still affects me today, back then as a kid, I thought finding a 1939 Nickel in change was like finding a ancient relic
That's a nice circ 60, and if it was BU and had 5 or 6 steps without any blemishes it be quite rare, Keep up the Hunt
Steve
The collecting of circulated Jefferson nickels was very popular during the great coin collecting boom of the late 1950s and early 1960s. It then died out and has never revived since. I see no reason to believe interest in collecting circulated Jefferson nickels will return. It may be unusual to find high CIRCULATED grade Jefferson nickels in rolls but the vast majority are still worth only 5 cents.
Fully Understand. Just a hobby that the son and I enjoy doing together.
It is really great that you and your son are collecting nickels together... Are you putting your better finds in an album?? That is a great way to collect and fun to fill the holes. Cheers, RickO
Have you bought a folder or coin album yet? It can be very fun and exciting to try and find all the date and mint marks, putting them in a folder. I have made a few sets of circulated nickels and other coins. It is a very inexpensive way to begin in the hobby, and you can view and admire the progress.
Happy hunting
Excellent!
https://www.autismforums.com/media/albums/acrylic-colors-by-rocco.291/
Not too long ago Dave Bowers was asking for a few old circulated Jeffersons for a project. Very few 50's nickels left in circulation any more.
I fill like a cheater sometimes when I buy complete unc set done in a Dansco but for the price I can’t pass them up.
Hoard the keys.
Sorry for the late response. I've come across quite a few 1940's and 1950's. My last bag I was able to pull 3 buffalo, 4 war nickels.
Awesome! The bonding and experiences you have now will be wonderful moments you will recall in the future.
This is how it starts. Good on you and your son!
Smitten with DBLCs.