If my sidekick Danke had been along I could have explained to him how they must have made those for me .
On your Buffalo nickels , after 1919 look for 1921 S , 1926 S & 1931 S , those are the later key dates ( low mintages ) . The mint mark is on the back at the bottom near the rim under the Buffalo . The 1913 - 1919 , pretty much any of the D & S mints have value. Check the Ike dollars for S mint marks , those should be 40 percent silver and check your kennedy halves for anything 1970 or older , 1965 - 1970 and some '76 S are 40 percent silver .Found some rolls of coins in one of my drawers I forgot about. Two rolls Kennedy halves (Bicentennial for one), couple quarters, and some Eisenhower dollars. Probably not worth much so going to spend them. Keeping the roll of buffalo nickles (the ones from the 1930's not the new ones). Keeping those. Haven't checked them for dates yet.
O.K. Tonto. Now back to the reservation before sunset.
On your Buffalo nickels , after 1919 look for 1921 S , 1926 S & 1931 S , those are the later key dates ( low mintages ) . The mint mark is on the back at the bottom near the rim under the Buffalo . The 1913 - 1919 , pretty much any of the D & S mints have value. Check the Ike dollars for S mint marks , those should be 40 percent silver and check your kennedy halves for anything 1970 or older , 1965 - 1970 and some '76 S are 40 percent silver .
Thanks. There are a few 40% silver halves.
got any egyptian pounds?
this may be slightly off topic but has anyone noticed how the new pennies they put out now oxidize immediately? ive seen coins dated 2015 that look older than coins from the 1920's. some aren't even recognizeable.