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1938-1959 Jefferson Nickel 20-Coin Rolls Avg Circ
By the Roll (20 Count) from 1938-1959 date range - no Silver war nickels. The condition of these coins can range from average circulated to almost uncirculated. This is an excellent way to accumulate nickels from 50 to 70 years old.
4.4
100% of reviewers recommend this product
Posted By: aj
Date: Sep 20, 2025
great for missing spots in books
Posted By: Judd
Date: Dec 6, 2024
No luck with these nickels as far as rarity. Earliest year I got was 1939. Still fun to look through them.
Posted By: Peg leg
Date: Apr 28, 2024
I've just re-involved myself, with collecting Jefferson Nickels again. I figured, for the price, i might as well try one. I received them very fast and was able to use 10 out of 20 Nickels to fill my album. There were also a great mix of mints included (PDS). The oldest was a 1936-D. I will be purchasing more of these.
Posted By: Mason
Date: Jan 2, 2024
Nothing special defined searched for silver nickels but not bad.
Posted By: AM
Date: Jul 24, 2023
Added 4 of these on to my order to help fill some early dates in my Jefferson Nickels book. Was a little disappointed to find 6 coins from the 60’s, but I did find some nice coins to fill some slots between ‘38 and ‘59. Thanks APMEX!
Posted By: Pete from PA
Date: Feb 1, 2022
Added a couple rolls to my order since I had an old folder from the 60’s when I was collecting these from pocket change in elementary school. Needed 15 to complete the folder. Found 6 coins I didn’t have and 5 more that I used to upgrade condition. Of the 40 nickels I found 25 different date and mint mark combinations. Nicest coin was a 47S in XF.
Posted By: PH
Date: May 17, 2020
Purchased a few rolls of these to try and fill some holes in my album and I was happy. Had a 1960 slip in there but the 1937 Buffalo in the same roll was an even trade. Don’t buy these expecting to stack key dates as the 1950D prolly not gonna happen. But a stack of 60-80 year old nickels for under .15 each and some in great shape is a great deal.
