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$18 mix of cwr, BWR.
One roll was all 60-65. Another was 51-59.
3 others were all pre 2009.

$100
23 pre 63, 1 war
5 pennies
A quarter

$100 ,23 pre 63

$100
15 keepers, including 2 war.
Really odd octagonal shaped , filed or ground down.but the odder thing is the rim looks like normal.

I was ,worried, since I got nothing in the dimes, that the nickels would also be bad.

Two day report - yesterday and today.
$60 face. (some Loomis, some CWR)
30 pre 1960 , exactly one per roll on average

Unfortunately NO Wars and nothing older than 1940

$100 box, 12 keepers, but one was 38d.

$60 sort (all 30 rolls were CWR)
20 pre 1960
Also a 1978 s proof reported in the proof thread and two CAD .999 nickels

$30 face yesterday (Friday). Loomis rolls
1st 10 rolls yielded 12 pre 1960
Last 5 rolls yielded only 1 pre 1960
No wars, no buffs, no exciting finds.

$1000 12-17--1-3

1938-42...3
War...9
46-49...26
50-55...36
56-59...58
CDN..4 no nickel
Odds 2007 helvetica, 88 Belgium

I had my worst $100, only 5 keepers.well other than the boxes of all new.

$100 box.. 1929 Buffalo, 45 s war, and
17 keepers,

Odd...80s proof

And just like that. Pocket change, 1943 P

$200 bag. For once I just did the bag, instead of weighing out100/100.
26 keepers, a war

Second bag a totally Black war, and....1899 V. Longggg time no find.

$100 report - all CWR's. Opened 2-1 to 2-3
34 pre 1960 including a 1938 King George and
an absolutely gorgeous 1951 S (it looks brand
new!)
Also, there were 17 other Canadian nickels inc FIVE .999 nickels.

Another $100 report: this time a Loomis box
Average results: 25 pre 1960 including a WAR
Included in the above number was 4 pre 1940. The most notable being a 1928 buffalo.
Also, only three Canadian nickels, none of them were the highly preferred .999

$20 face sorted today. All ten rolls were CWR
7 pre 1960 including 2 from 1939.

$1000 report
2-12
1939-42...37
War...6
46-49...29
50-55...23
56-59...55
CDN...4, one 1974 No

Odds.1982,20 Helvetica
1980 S
Penny
1925 Buffalo
6*$1 Mex
2000,5 centavos, Ecuador
1997,20 pence

1898, V

Tonights $200 bag had 32 keepers and a ....1936 Buffalo.

Elsewhere we were commenting on 42d...got one.

$30 face. All 15 rolls were CWR

The big find was a 1905 Liberty nickel !!!!! The reverse (V side) is severely worn down (all writing gone). However, it was an excellent buy for face!
As for other keepers, I found 4 from the 40's and a pair of 1959.

Note: I pulled 5 Canadian nickels, but none are the .999

Two day report: $186 face (93 rolls)

51 pre 1960 including the following:
Three War nickels
One dateless Buffalo nickel
One 1938 Jefferson nickel
22 1939-1942
24 1946-1959
Also pulled 16 CAD nickels including 3 .999 and a 1991 (low mintage)

BUT MOST OF ALL, my first ever 1939 D from a bankroll! I actually bought a 1939 D eleven+ years ago, but this was my first ever bankroll one.

$200 bag 3-//4-5
26 pre 60
3 buff

4 2023.

Second bag, $200

32 keepers
No date buff
2000 CDN
44 p war

Ah, just now looked .I was putting them away. One is P.

Half way through the $200 bag. Dismal.only 5 keepers.one is 1936 buffalo.

Two day report: $150 face (75 rolls)
30 pre 1960; the oldest being a 1939

16 Canadian nickels inc two .999 and a 1940 KING GEORGE!

Also pulled a 1975 Bermuda fish. (I've pulled a few of those before over the years)

Although I have not been reporting results lately, I have had pretty decent luck sorting nickels. Last Friday, I averaged two keepers per roll with the main highlights being a 1925 Buffalo nickel, a 1938 Jefferson, a 1940 in XF condition and several late 60's in showroom condition.

However, this morning I opened 15 CWR's and pulled only TWO keepers, neither of which generated excitement. The two keepers were a 1941 and a 1973 Canadian. Unlike last week, it was not worth the time.