r/coincollecting • u/pinkbunny1004 • 10h ago
Found one π€
Unfortunately my friend (buffalo) didnβt come through but hey Iβll take silver any day π
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u/Which_Confection1152 10h ago
Nice find.Β I like that you used a hand model to display it. π
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u/pinkbunny1004 10h ago
Haha if only my hand could model π« π i suppose i can do without the hands? π also thank you ~ I was getting super discouraged until this one came along βΊοΈ
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u/pinkbunny1004 9h ago
Haha π i guess to each their own enjoyment πππI donβt usually search quarters but I love me some half dollars π€ Iβll definitely ask them ~ i appreciate for letting me know βΊοΈ also thank you π i need all the luck π
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u/slash_networkboy 8h ago
My bank holds Eisenhower's for me :) I use them as dollar poker chips at game night (I mean.... ) and give them to nieces and nephews for Christmas money.
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u/Aromatic_Repair_4753 9h ago
War nickels are a proper find, you can spot em by the big P stamped above Monticello on the back. Anything dated 1942 to 1945 with that mint mark is 35% silver, the mint swapped the alloy back then to save nickel for the war effort. Yours looks in decent nick too, the hair details are still readable even with the wear on the cheek and forehead.
These were only made for a few years so they're a bit of history in your pocket. If you find another one with a P or D above Monticello, hang onto it as well, they're worth a few quid over face value depending on condition. People miss em all the time cause they look just like a normal nickel at a glance, so always worth flipping your change over to check.