would some1 help me.. im sure i got jus the regular one.. but can some1 tell me.. how to point out the difference in a 1939 to a 1939-S.. ive lookd everywhere and dont know how to tell the difference
This is going to sound wierd but when I watch the video all the Jefersons look like they have different facial expressions. Seriosly,see what I mean? It is very strange
I built all the sets I have over time with my own money. You should be able to determine the cost of a set to you by looking at a current price guide.
They made both that year. The 1942-P, and 1942-S are all silver. The Denver Mint struck 1942-D nickels in silver and also a copper/nickel composition. I have both in my collection.
About what percent of your collection was found? I'm working on this set at the moment, but for now I'm only buying circulated rolls and looking through them for good conditions. I'm trying to see how far I can go without buying any. Great videos btw.
Actually, a nice set of uncirculated war nickels without full steps shouldn't cost your much more than $100. I was also not lucky enough to have a coin collector in my family so all the sets you see that I have posted were built by me. I have taken a lot of time and effort to build my collections. Patience, time and a little bit of cash will reward you with a great collection. Most people aren't patient enough to wait for the right coin. It will come just take your time and buy the right one 1st
i agree with u. I didn't like the jefferson nickel at all bcuz it seemed like a cheap and stupid set. I only started collecting from change and by using the cardboard folders. But now, after buying a few BU coins and war nickels, it seems like a really good set.
would some1 help me.. im sure i got jus the regular one.. but can some1 tell me.. how to point out the difference in a 1939 to a 1939-S.. ive lookd everywhere and dont know how to tell the difference
76cutlass87 1 week ago
This is going to sound wierd but when I watch the video all the Jefersons look like they have different facial expressions. Seriosly,see what I mean? It is very strange
paulypaulification 3 months ago
You have very good videos,Mr Marlowe
TheHotRod1961 8 months ago
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did anyone know if the five cent nickel of the buffalo of 1938 is silver?
nubesensei10 1 year ago
did anyone know if the five cent nickel of the american indian of 1938 is silver?
nubesensei10 1 year ago
Not silver.
robmarlowe 1 year ago
@robmarlowe im gonna do that its gonna take like 3-4 months to find though :-)
setteriaus 1 year ago
how much did all this cost? did your relatives help?
narlynathaniel 1 year ago
I built all the sets I have over time with my own money. You should be able to determine the cost of a set to you by looking at a current price guide.
robmarlowe 1 year ago
Are the 1942's that you have silver or not?
Coins4Cheese 2 years ago
They made both that year. The 1942-P, and 1942-S are all silver. The Denver Mint struck 1942-D nickels in silver and also a copper/nickel composition. I have both in my collection.
robmarlowe 1 year ago
Ah ok I see now. Ty.
Coins4Cheese 1 year ago
About what percent of your collection was found? I'm working on this set at the moment, but for now I'm only buying circulated rolls and looking through them for good conditions. I'm trying to see how far I can go without buying any. Great videos btw.
PisciculusPL 2 years ago
None were found and all were bought. Good luck in your search. Happy hunting!
robmarlowe 2 years ago
i enjoy all your vids keep it up nice work you have put alot of time and money in to this great hobby i how how u feel
kingjordan2525 2 years ago
nice set i am working own the same right now just put a 6step war set together it is in un-ms63
kingjordan2525 2 years ago
Looks nice,
Why would the US govt recall if the nickel had a picture of the White house??
loymonteiro 2 years ago
I don't understand your question.
robmarlowe 2 years ago
dude seriosly u inhereted this how can u get war time nickels in that good of condition unless your rich
gtfan76 2 years ago
Actually, a nice set of uncirculated war nickels without full steps shouldn't cost your much more than $100. I was also not lucky enough to have a coin collector in my family so all the sets you see that I have posted were built by me. I have taken a lot of time and effort to build my collections. Patience, time and a little bit of cash will reward you with a great collection. Most people aren't patient enough to wait for the right coin. It will come just take your time and buy the right one 1st
robmarlowe 2 years ago
so you are rich
gtfan76 2 years ago
so dude thats not as good as find them in circulation
gtfan76 2 years ago
i agree with u. I didn't like the jefferson nickel at all bcuz it seemed like a cheap and stupid set. I only started collecting from change and by using the cardboard folders. But now, after buying a few BU coins and war nickels, it seems like a really good set.
YoMomma21212 3 years ago
update: i just completed my jefferson nickel set lol
seblalala 2 years ago