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EDITED:: Please Note: I’ve been asked 3 times now about the 1885 Nickel. I was given the dates on paper as I wrote this description. I just went and checked nickel in question. The first 3 numbers;188 are fairly easy to read. The last number is not. I looked just now under a loup and it first looks like a 5. Then it looks like a 3. 🤷‍♂️. I honestly can’t say for sure as it’s very worn. Thank you.

Wear on many of them but still collectible and most silver as I checked dates on all. 
2 nickels; 44 & 45

5 Dimes; 50,57,60,63,64

2 Quarters; 1911,12

5 Nickels; 1885,89,90,1907

7 Buffalo nickels; 1-1934, 5-1936,1-1937