My Coin Collection Part 2: Nickels / Half Dimes
Bison Nickels, War Nickels, Buffalo Nickels, Liberty Nickels and my 1860 half dime.
As a side note, in the video i said there were 5 nickels belonging to the Lewis & Clark series. However there is actually 4 as the “Smiling Jefferson” also known as the “Monticello” is not part of the set. The 4 that are part of the set include The Bison, The Peace Medal (the one i called the hammer for some reason 
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If anyone has any questions about these coins or any other coins in the U.S. than just ask. No foreign coin questions as i probally will not have an answer for you.
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After viewing G4T’s video on silver exchange for food. I thought that I would go into more detail showing an example with small weight silver coinage. I have in my past SouthernLibertyAmer videos tried to explain why you might find it to your benefit in acquiring small weights of precious metals. I say this because in the event there is a economic crisis, silver (and gold) will most certainly skyrocket in prices. The Lydian Mint website is a place where some may would like to purchase 1/4 oz weights of .999 silver coins. Some sites have smaller weights of 1/10 oz of silver .999 silver coins. Although these are very nice in weight, I find that the premiums are to extravagant in premiums. Some premiums for the 1/10 oz weight silver .999 silver coins are averaging 150% in premiums. So rather than go that route if you prefer the .999, I’d recommend avoiding the high premiums and buy your less in premium 90% U.S. Silver Coinage. In fact even the small weight 35% Jefferson WWII Nickels would be excellent………………………..Mike