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Fourteen Silver US Dimes (0.0723 Troy oz, each) will get the holder over a Troy Ounce of Silver. These fourteen are the best this handful score from today's Local Coin Shop visit. With (0.05625) Troy Ounce,

The Element Nickel was vital for the Second War Effort. US Jefferson Five Cents Nickel was converted to Silver. The Local Coin Shop had a complete set collection available, for about $1 per coin. Through

So I have been a little distant from steemit over the past couple of weeks. I realized that it shouldn't take your parents getting sick before you realize you should spend more time with them. Everything

That's what I've been trying to tell you guys... Very few of you are paying attention to what I've been Writing... Yes, I know Silver is under-valued at Present... An Ounce of .999 Fine Silver, after the

Hola #coinaddicts hoy respondo a una pregunta sobre este ejemplar de 5 centavos de 1941, esperoque esta informacion sea de su ayuda y agrado. Saludos y recuerden suscribirce es gratis. Apoya el canal y

I'm a man on a mission. That mission: to bring you new shiny to see as often as possible. Now yesterday saw me feature some awesome new silverware that I bought. If you haven't seen it, check out my new

In 2004-2005, commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Lewis & Clark expedition, the US Mint issued a series of four $.05 circulating coins. This series was called "Westward Journey". In

You might have seen the video but this gives you a beer discription and better images or image of the coin please enjoy The First Ever Hobo Sovereign I have had the idea for a hobo coin for a long time

Good day everyone in the land of Steem and Welcome to D Wing's World!! Where information and adventure await!! First off, sorry I have been absent for a little bit. Life has been a little crazy and I am

In early 2009 The United States Mint halted production of circulating Jefferson nickels due to the recession and in total only minted about 86 million coins for the entire year, which was the lowest number

Here is the second shop pick ups from Erie, PA. Take a look and let me know what you think!! Please Resteem, Up Vote, and comment. Thank you all for taking a look and hope you enjoy!!

Continuation from: The set of nickels I have is almost complete up to 2008 but I have family in Canada working on locating the newer ones that I don't have to at least get the set current. Canadian nickels,

Found a Buffalo and Silver War Nickel! This was my first recoded box of Nickels that I searched. Originally posted on September 22, 2016 Enjoy!

Both of these articles are a little over two years old but in big picture nothing has changed. I believe the metal composition of the US nickel today still remains the same. With mass inflation on the

The Metals used to make Coins have changed over the years, except perhaps the Nickels, but for the most part, Inflation hasn't hit our Common Coinage... A hundred years ago, you could buy 400 Nickels for

Believe it or not, there are people who are stacking and hoarding nickels. For what purpose you ask? Who the heck knows. Their thinking is that eventually a new nickel will come out making the old obsolete.

Nickels cost, US Mint, ten cents to produce. The metal content (75% copper & 25% nickel), today, is around $.032 and has been as high as $.09, almost a dime. There is a glut of copper depressing prices,

Copper shortages, in the WW2 years, demanded the USA to change the content, of US Nickels (75% copper - 25% nickel) to silver alloy, at .056 troy oz. Two silver nickels (at .056 x 2 = .112 troy oz.) exceeds