Mint Box Ocean View Nickles-Eight (8) sets Mint Boxes +++Great Xmas gifts for 8 people on your list+++++ Start Price USD 49.00 Current Price USD 49.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, October 28, 2008 End Time Thursday, November 27, 2008 Location Tucson, Arizona See more about 'Mint Box Ocean View Nickles-Eight (8) sets Mint Boxes' Description lt52 Store 2005 Ocean View Mint wrapped Nickels I bought 100 boxes at $8.98 per box, wife says they take up too much room, so I'm taking a huge loss on this deal. Your Gain. 'WESTWARD JOURNEY'  MINT P&D ROLLS IN ORIGINAL SEALED WHITE MINT BOXES-4W8 The 2 rolls in the picture are what's in each mint box.  This auction is for (8) eight boxes, a total of 16 mint wrapped rolls.   2005 is the FIRST TIME THE MINT HAS EVER CHANGED JEFFERSON'S IMAGE.      Shipping Priority Mail Flat Rat Box $8.95      This ebayer is faster than lightning. I got my coins, they are great. A+++++++++   Fast delivery, as described, A+   Coins arrived as stated - thanks - A+++++ Turn around time - great!!! A+++++ seller on E-bay   Excellent Fast delivery, well packed. Great coins. GREAT EBAYER TO DEAL WITH.               Here's a complete description of this coin set: Each two-roll set is comprised of 80 nickels: one roll of 40 coins with the Philadelphia mint mark and one roll of 40 coins with the Denver mint mark. Each coin roll is packaged in a specially designed United States Mint paper coin wrap. Printing on the coin wrap includes “Westward Journey Nickel Series™” program label, a “P” or “D” representing the roll’s mint of origin, the year “2005,” “$2” representing its dollar value, and the reverse image of the coin.   The front of the 2005 nickels bear, for the first time in 67 years, a new likeness of America’s third president, Thomas Jefferson. The “Liberty” inscription on the coin is based upon Jefferson’s own handwriting.   The "Ocean View" nickel will feature a scene of the Pacific Ocean and an inscription reflecting an excited entry in the journal of Captain William Clark on November 7, 1805. The design visually depicts the expedition’s exultation on believing they had finally reached the Pacific Ocean after so many months of arduous travel. Check out my other items! Place a Bid!