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Around 1964, I sold a circulated 1950-D nickel I found to a dealer for $15 (or $150 in today's dollars). Uncirculated ones were going for upwards of $30 at that time (or $300 in today's dol… (View Post)

I found three 1950-D nickels doing roll searches in the mid-1960's. Never came across a 1939-D. (View Post)

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It is a coin. It was issued by the U.S. government. It has a face value. It is legal to spend for that face value. Whether it is a commemorative is irrelevant. Whether it was intended for circulation… (View Post)

A little context, from 52 years ago: 1971-S proof Eisenhower 40% silver dollars were initally offered by the Mint with no issue limit at $10 each (that's $75 in today's dollars). They sold … (View Post)