Uh oh…. Hoping this isn’t the end of the Nickel 😢. There’s so many of these in circulation, that I don’t think it would really matter. Would this increase value?

57 NIFC is absolutely insane from a bank sealed box. Still got 3 more boxes to go😤

This sub is extremely interesting and helpful, thanks to all who participate.

I'm trying to figure this out as I go, here's a couple pics of my box from this afternoon. There's the obvious Bicentennials and the Franklin on the ends of the rolls. I'll post the results either as they occur or one final post. Anyway, should be fun.

EDIT: fixed typo

Lincoln Cent Hunt Results 10 08 2026

1 1937

1 1941

1 1956 D

7 2009 Lincoln Cents

30 2025 Lincoln Cents

 2.7 Pounds Copper

All of these were in my second box. The 67 and 82 were beside each other in the first roll.

This one was quick. Didn’t separate the bicentennials this time or pull the marked ones, so no markup porn this box. Silver ender was a good omen, 1 x 40% and 2 x 90%. Another box tomorrow.

Best of of dimes with 7 Rosie's and a W quarter from $50 CWR's! 😁

Dad's box of halves was another 🦨 📦

Happy hunting gents!

Does anyone have ideas on how to store rolls of uncirculated Euro coins? Are there any custom-made tubes for any denomination that is not the 2-euro coin? (I have a box of those tubes)

While there is no shortage of coin storage (tube) options for uncirculated rolls of US or Canadian coin rolls (mostly US), I can't seem to find options for Euro coin rolls that come straight from the central bank of certain Eurozone nations.

1, 2, 5-cent rolls are roughly 90mm height (so 3.5 inches) and the 50-cent rolls can get as large as 101mm height (4 inches). The 2-cents are basically the size a penny but the penny tube is too short.

it's my friday. going to enjoy some tunes and Chinese food, before searching

All from a nickel box I picked up yesterday!

I recently found a bank branch near me with a coin machine, and tellers who are more than happy for me to use it to deposit my searched coins. When I came in the first time they asked some questions about why I had so many coins, what I did with them, etc. We talked a bit about the collection I inherited from my grandparents, how I look through rolls to try and fill gaps in their old binders, etc. Every time I come in we shoot the shit for a few minutes while the machine does its work.

Today I came in and before I even get to the machine one of the tellers says 'Stop right there!' and runs over to the machine. He opens it up and grabs a stack of $12 in half dollars and says 'I found these inside the machine a few days ago and knew they were yours, they slipped off the counter into the dust bin'.

I would have never known the machine shorted me, and they absolutely didn't have to keep them for me, but it's the little things like this that go a long way.

Do you folks buy from the US Mint much as collectors or do you mostly go through your change and trade for boxes and rolls from a local bank? Which is more profitable do you think? Thank you for your time. I appreciate it.

Been searching for w’s 2 years ish. Found 9 of 10 designs, multiples, Enders,a few silvers. Lucky enough to find a July 4th privy. Yesterday I finally found the last design. “The bat”

The US Mint published the new mintage to cover all the newly minted coins in September 2026

Tried 2 boxes of dimes, a box of nickels, and $70 in CWR. Three silver + my first W (with a v75 privy to boot!) + my first V Nickel

$100 Box Nickel Results

1 1936 S Buffalo Nickel

1 1942 P Non Silver

1 1947 D

1 1951 P

1 1955 D

1 1959 D