FREE: Roll of 40 - $2 Face Value- Jefferson War Nickels 35% Silver

The listing, Roll of 40 - $2 Face Value- Jefferson War Nickels 35% Silver has ended.

This listing is for a roll of 40 or $2 face value's worth of silver war nickels. Those nickels are 35% silver. From this website, http://www.coinflation.com/coins/1942-1945-Silver-War-Nickel-Value.html, these nickels have a melt value of 96.77 cents. So a roll of 40 of these has a melt value of $38.71.

These nickels will be purchased online from Modern Coin Mart via an eBay listing and shipped directly to you. If the eBay listing is no longer available then they will be purchased from another similar highly rated eBay vendor. MCM/Modern Coin Mart has a 99.9% buyer satisfaction rating, so buy with confidence.

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Description from MCM:

What Wartime Jefferson Nickels come in this roll?

We buy our bulk Wartime Jefferson Nickels in such a manner that they are not picked through or searched for varieties or special coins. This series is so short (4 years) that it is possible (although not highly likely) that you could obtain a complete set in one roll, as it takes only 11 coins to make a set. These rolls contain 40 random coins from a large bin ($2 face value) full of 35% silver nickels dated from 1942-1945, and range in grade from good (G) to extremely fine (EF or XF). They are what is known as 'average circulated' condition coins with no culls, bent, or damaged coins.

Why Wartime Jefferson Nickels?

The United States was thrust into World War II in December, 1941, when the Japanese Empire bombed Pearl Harbor near Honolulu, Hawaii. This sparked a huge "wartime effort" to prepare the United States for a long-lasting war, and ultimately, victory. In an effort to prepare for the war, any materials that could be saved and stockpiled to ensure there was enough for military equipment were rationed and hoarded. One of those materials was the metal nickel, and one of the first places where nickel was pulled was from our five cent coin, which was made of a composition of 25% nickel (and 75% copper).

What are Wartime Jefferson Nickels made of...