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Jefferson Nickels47 of 49The Thomas Jefferson  " Large  S "  Nickel U.S. WW II Silver Nickels (1942-1945)
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    Posted 13 years ago

    VikingFan82
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    It's in pretty rough shape, and I know its not worth much. I got it in change at the gas station yesterday, that kinda thing doesn't happen every day!

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    1. nicky7, 13 years ago
      what would make you think its silver?
    2. rtbeerjazz, 13 years ago
      U can check it out at coinflation.
    3. SuperSLO SuperSLO, 13 years ago
      What is really amazing is that you got change back at a gas station....LOL
    4. tikiray tikiray, 13 years ago
      LOL now THAT was a good one Super!
    5. VikingFan82 VikingFan82, 13 years ago
      They made silver nickels during World War II. The blue it is sitting on is a Whitman coin folder that also labels it as silver.
    6. rtbeerjazz rtbeerjazz, 13 years ago
      Melt value of $1.58 in todays market
    7. mykillerstuff mykillerstuff, 13 years ago
      1942? Better hang on to that one! I'm not now but I used to be a penny collector back when I was a tot (thanks dad :)

      Oh BTW wanted to talk to you about that comment you made about a month ago on my gum machine... THANK YOU!!! :)
      You know I love the show American Pickers but when Frank posted that comment "you got ripped off pal" it kinda shattered me. Thank you for coming back and defending me with " dont worry about that comment. its worth over $50" ----thank you soooooo much.
      (Frank Fritz from AMerican pickers on History channel deleted that comment it looks like) :)
    8. VikingFan82 VikingFan82, 13 years ago
      No problem! That wasnt THE Frank..just some poser that didnt know anything and felt like being a jerk...he went around posting negative comments on a lot of posts. He was deleted by the admin and probably blocked.
    9. VikingFan82 VikingFan82, 13 years ago
      I was gathering up my random change just now that had accumulated for who knows how long and I spotted the reverse of a wheat penny. 1938! Always check your change people!
    10. Lee Sayer, 13 years ago
      Viking: The melt value on your coin as of today was $2.04,I always check my change over,found a 1946 quarter the other day.The melt value on my found quarter is$6.54.

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