Want to Battle Another Coin Hunter? For $15 USD per person, two hunters will face off in a no-frills head-to-head nickel box battle! Each participant gets one-half of a nickel box searched live on stream. International Participants Customers outside the U.S. are welcome! All prices are set in U.S. Dollars (USD). Depending on your location, prices may be shown in your local currency at the current exchange rate. Any price differences reflect extra shipping and other international costs. What You Get Winner Receives: All battle finds from both halves of the box One complimentary 1 oz regular or colorized copper round Runner-up Receives: Choice of one 1 oz regular or colorized copper round as a consolation prize Battle Options Stranger Battle – Get matched with another hunter and don't find out who you're battling until the stream. Challenge Battle – Pick your opponent and settle it head-to-head. Optional First Pick Upgrade (+$5 USD) Choose your half of the box before the hunt begins. If both battlers purchase the upgrade, a duck race (or similar randomizer) will determine who gets first choice. If neither battler purchases the upgrade, a duck race (or similar randomizer) will also determine who gets first choice. Scoring 2026 Nickel = 1 Point 2024 Nickel = 1 Point 2009 Nickel = 1 Point 1950s Nickel = 1 Point 1940s Nickel = 2 Points 1930s Nickel = 3 Points Proof Nickel = 3 Points War Nickel = 3 Points Buffalo Nickel = 5 Points V Nickel = 10 Points Foreign Nickel = 2 Points Miscellaneous Find = 2 Points Rules Dad's decision on scoring is final. In the event of a tie, the battlers will split the finds or a tiebreaker may be held at Dad's discretion. All coins found during the battle remain part of the battle and count toward scoring. Battles must be be paid for before being scheduled. Battles are for entertainment and coin collecting purposes only. No cash prizes are awarded. Think You Have What It Takes to Win? Challenge someone or sign up for a Stranger Battle today! Please Note: The winner receives only the finds from both halves searched during the battle, not an entire box of nickels.
