Displayed below are the rates for classified, picture classified and display ads. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the office. We're here to help! Go to our contact page for contact options and remember, we don't mind phone calls.
You have the option to select any combination of 4 additional papers as well. Two papers or more are 15 cents per word after the first 15 words
Nickel's Worth, northern Idaho and western Montana (Wednesday by 3pm)
The Exchange, eastern Washington (Wednesday by 11am)
The Lewiston Tribune, Lewiston/ Moscow area (Tuesday by 2pm)
The Giant Nickel, Tri-Cities, Washington (Tuesday by 4pm)
The Pennywise, Trail, BC, Canada (Tuesday by 4pm)
Select 2 papers: $16.40
Select 3 papers: $23.65
Select 4 papers: $30.15
Select 5 papers: $25.00
Please note that due to differences in US and Canadian law, pet and gun ads cannot run in the Pennywise and are not eligible for the 5 papers for $25 pricing.
You have the option to highlight your classified in green online for an additional $5. You have the option to add up to 5 photos with your classified online for an additional $2 per picture.
Add full color for an additional $5.
You may add up to 4 additional photos on Nickel's Worth website for a flat $5.
Picture classified prices for other papers (minimum charge): All 10 cents per word after 30 words
Nickel's Worth, northern Idaho and western Montana (Wednesday by 3pm)
The Lewiston Tribune: $25, black and white photo only (Tuesday by 12pm)
Giant Nickel: $25,(Tuesday by 12pm)
Exchange: $14, color included (Tuesday by 4pm)
Pennywise: N/A
We highlight a section of the paper each week to offer $15 picture classifieds. Stay tuned to the paper or Facebook to keep track. Vehicle and Real Estate ads always $15.
Open rate is $13.75 per column inch. Advertise a display every week and get a monthly 10% discount. Color ranges from $15-$80 weekly depending on the ad size. We do not require contracts. Ad size may change weekly.
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Classified ads
Nickel's Worth: 3pm Wednesday
Exchange: 11am Wednesday
Giant Nickel: 4pm Tuesday
Moneysaver: 2pm Tuesday
Picture Classifieds and Display ads:
Nickel's Worth: 3pm Wednesday
Exchange: 5pm Tuesday
Giant Nickel: Noon Tuesday
Moneysaver: Noon Tuesday
For any ad(s) scheduled to run in the Nickel's Worth and/or Exchange, changes and cancellations must be made no later than Tuesday at 5pm. For ads scheduled in the Moneysaver, changes and cancellations no later than Tuesday at 2pm. For ads scheduled in the Giant Nickel, changes and cancellations no later than Tuesday at 4pm.
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Logging jammers played an important role in the timber industry in North Idaho. One of the most efficient and economical methods of skidding and loading logs onto trucks and railroad cars was the jammer. A machine was placed over the track and lifted logs onto the cars. As the logging industry moved into the rugged mountains of the west jammers became more mobile. The machinery was often placed on a truck frame with a boom and cables that could skid logs up to 400 yards away.
The Museum of North Idaho owns one of the very first jammers built in the Coeur d’Alene area. Jim Casey built the jammer about 1936. The machinery was placed on the bed of a 1930 International truck. Jim Casey sold the jammer to E.C. Vesser in 1941. The Vesser family donated the jammer to the Museum in 1984. The jammer was on exhibit at the Fort Sherman Museum and over the years it deteriorated. In 2011, the Museum contacted Lawrence Hoiland, long time jammer builder, to restore the jammer. Lawrence and Barry Pearson worked for several years to restore the jammer.
This photo shows Ted Vesser’s jammer in 1946 working in the Caribou Basin North of Sandpoint with Ted and his son Fred on the deck. See more about the jammer on the Museum of North Idaho facebook page.
A reception to show off the restored jammer was hosted by the Associated Logging Contractors of Idaho June 30. They are storing the jammer for the Museum. To learn move about logging history visit the Museum of North Idaho Tuesday through Saturday 11am-5pm. Museum visitors receive a one-hour free parking pass in the Museum lot. Admission is $4 for adults, $1 for kids 6 to 16 and a family rate of $10. For info call 208-664-3448 or visit www.museumni.org. We will have free admission from 5pm to 8pm on the 2nd Friday of the month in conjunction with Art Walk.
