These are the front and backs of some special nickels, two 1943P and 1 1950D. The 1943 nickels were found in my change they contain silver from the war years of 1942-1945 they contain the mintmark on the back on top of the building.
The other coin is a 1950D nickel which is semi-key because of the low mintage. I had to buy this one and it was blast white but soon sitting in the crappy holder it started to brown, I've had to break out the coin and may one day get some pure acetone to clean it up.
Here's the stats for these nickels...
Year: 1943-P
Mintage: 271,165,000
Metal: 56% copper 35% silver 9% manganese
Value: P-01 $2.08(badly scratched)(2012 values)
Year: 1943-P
Mintage: 271,165,000
Metal: 56% copper 35% silver 9% manganese
Value: G-4 $1.20 or $2.08(for silver content)(2012 values)
Year: 1950-D
Mintage: 2,630,030
Metal: 75% copper 25% nickel
Value: MS-60 $14.00
Do you have a nickel and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 319 of 319 Newer› Newest»How can you tell the difference between a 1967 SMS jefferson nickel from a regular strick 1967 jefferson?
SMS nickel are sharper and generally shiner. Aside from that there is no clear distinction.
After having a verified SMS and a regular both in hand side by side you can notice the different. Online pictures are not a good reference.
PCGS graded 1967 SMS MS66 and I have a loose 1967 jefferson which is better quality then the SMS, but has more of a frosty appearence than mirror like. Could this ungraded 1967 jefferson be the more rare regular strick.
High quality regular strikes are common. That said it could an SMS that was placed in circulation.
Both possibilities are common and normal.
I have a nickel with monticello pictured on the back, the back looks perfectly legitimate, and i got it in a roll of nickels from the bank, but where the front face should be is just a copper colored blank slate. I am wondering what a nickel looks like prior to being pressed with the picture, i am hoping it is a misprint of some sort but as it has no face side so i cannot see where it was printed or the date it was printed there.
nickel with monticello pictured on the back, the back looks perfectly legitimate, and i got it in a roll of nickels from the bank, but where the front face should be is just a copper colored blank slate...
A nickel is solid throughout so this is some type of fake. Probably made for jewelry by cutting a nickel and plating one side.
It is not possible for this to be a true error.
Hey, I just found a 1999 P Jefferson Nickel while searching circulated bank rolls that strikes me as odd. It has a rounded rim and weighs 4.76 grams. I don't believe it was post-strike damage as it appears to be a foreign planchet. Do you know of any foreign coins being produced in 1999 at Philly that would resemble a nickel? Everything on the strike seems a little light and the rim is rounded perfectly. Any ideas? Should I send it to be inspected/graded?
1999 P Jefferson Nickel while searching circulated bank rolls that strikes me as odd. It has a rounded rim and weighs 4.76 grams. I don't believe it was post-strike damage as it appears to be a foreign planchet. Do you know of any foreign coins being produced in 1999 at Philly that would resemble a nickel?
Generally after 1984 the U.S. mint has not made any other type of world money.
The rounded edge makes me think it is damaged as I have seen this type of damage before. Even wrong metal coins have rims.
It could be an error of a thin planchet bu they are rare and the cost to grade is not worth it.
The best I can say is have several dealers see it in hand but it is likely just damaged.
I have a 1945 magicians nickel, both sides are 1945. Is it still worth anything since it be part silver?
1945 magicians nickel, both sides are 1945. Is it still worth anything since it be part silver?
Yes, about $1.70 depending on weight.
I found a 2005 (ocean in view) nickel with a third zero in the date and some letters very faded. Any ideas on how it happened and if it is worth much?
Here is the link:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/99/2005nickelerror001.jpg/
2005 (ocean in view) nickel with a third zero in the date and some letters very faded.
Dropped Letter error, it happens when Grease/dirt fills the die making the coin leaving faded spots on the coin. Sometimes the grease/dirt drops back on the coin in the shape of the letter or number it filled.
On average it's about $20.00 but more are found and graded high everyday so it may be lower.
What's the value of a 1966 FS Nickle with lots of wear?
1966 FS Nickle with lots of wear
A nickel usually cannot be Full Step(FS) and worn.
So maybe $0.10 or $1.00 depending on wear pattern.
I have a 2004 copper nickle with the louisiana purchase on the back with p under jeffersons shoulder would it be worth anything?
2004 copper nickel with the louisiana purchase on the back with p under jeffersons shoulder
Do you mean it is copper color?
Or is it the normal color?
Because a nickel is made of mixture copper-nickel but should be silver in color.
it has a copper look fully from what i can tell but no silver i can see.is it a miss print that didnt get a silver coating?
copper look fully from what i can tell but no silver i can see.is it a miss print that didnt get a silver coating?
Not exactly.
The are a solid metal with no coating.
It should be silver color even in the middle.
Next you need to weigh it with a 0.01 gram scale.
If it is an Off-Metal error about $250.00.
Like this one...
http://www.fredweinberg.com/inventory/item.php?ID=6683
Or an Improperly Annealed error that starts as $50 but has to be verified.
alright thank you and mine is a little lighter.
I have a 2011 nickle that appears to have the entire back half missing, do you have any idea what this is worth?
2011 nickle that appears to have the entire back half missing
Sounds damaged if the back is smooth and the coin is still normal change.
No extra value.
I have a 1973 nickel that is the same copper tone as a penny. Is it worth anything?
Thanks,
Todd
1973 nickel that is the same copper tone as a penny
If just toning then no extra value.
That said it should be weighed with a 0.01 gram scale.
My 1973 nickel looks just like the one you posted here
http://www.fredweinberg.com/inventory/item.php?ID=6683
It has no silver showing anywhere. So what should the weight be and where can I get it weighed?
So what should the weight be and where can I get it weighed?
If an error struck on a cent 3.11 grams but anything other than 5.00 grams is an error.
Find a scale anywhere try a jewelry shop or pawn or coin shop. Maybe you have friends with scales.
So if the 1965,1966,1967 nickles are "plain" or "p" or no mint mark,these nickles where all minted in Phillidelphia? In these years how many where minted for ciculation verses for sms or proofs.
So if the 1965,1966,1967 nickles are "plain" or "p" or no mint mark,these nickles where all minted in Phillidelphia?
--No, some were made in Denver but the exact amounts are not known.
In these years how many where minted for ciculation verses for sms or proofs.
1965
Regular - 136,131,380
SMS - 2,360,000
Proof - 0
1966
Regular - 156,208,283
SMS - 2,261,583
Proof - 0
1967
Regular -107,325,800
SMS - 1,863,344
Proof - 0
I have a 1966 jefferson Nickel that the back is a hollowed out blank. Is it rare or just a fluke?
1966 jefferson Nickel that the back is a hollowed out blank. Is it rare or just a fluke?
Neither this is damage, done for jewelery or a magic coin.
no extra value.
I have a whole roll of 2005 Buffalo Nickels that have an "odd color" to them, kind of like a tinge of copper/golden, in a wrapper that is blue and brown stating they are 2005 buffalo nickels from the US mint. I take it these are uncirculated, but what is up with the odd oily color? I bought these out of my drawer at work, the bank sent them...
whole roll of 2005 Buffalo Nickels that have an "odd color" to them, kind of like a tinge of copper/golden...but what is up with the odd oily color?
That is toning, it happens because even the safest paper will bleed chemicals.
A layer of bleach and dyes are bleeding into the coins, this is considered common and does not affect value.
I have a nickel from 2000 but where the ridge of the coin is rounded. I keep hearing that it is a dryer coin but this is the first I have seen.
a nickel from 2000 but where the ridge of the coin is rounded.
Damage of some sort, no extra value.
Often bank tumblers, cleaners, and dryers can cause this since it is the only way to clean dirty coins for circulation.
Also spooning, when someone tries to make a coin ring by smashing the edge into a round shape.
I have a 1957 nickel with no mint mark on front or back, im wondering what its worth? Ive been looking on google and cant find any.
1957 nickel with no mint mark on front or back
In circulated grade about $0.06.
I found Jefferson nickel the back is stamped perfect, however, the front only has the faint outline of the bust shape no mint mark, no words on it at all. Not sure if it's worth anything, just curious I guess never seen one like this before.
I found Jefferson nickel the back is stamped perfect, however, the front only has the faint outline of the bust shape no mint mark, no words on it at all.
Sounds like a Struck Through Grease error, no extra value.
Possibly a Die Adjustment Strike but these would have both sides affected.
I have a 1964 nickel and the backside of the coin was never struck, its completely smooth. whats this worth?
1964 nickel and the backside of the coin was never struck, its completely smooth
Damage, no extra value.
It is not possible for a U.S. coin to be stuck with a blank side. This is most likely a coin that was smooth/shaved for jewelery or a love token.
I have a 1999 nickel that I believe has been double stamped. Not meanin that there is a head on both side or tails on both side but that it was hit twice, The P on the nickel is a little different looking than on all other nickels I have compared it to.. So meaning that the P has been double hit... Is this worth anything? Also have 3 pennies dating 1909, 1911, 1926. Are these worth anything?
1999 nickel that I believe has been double stamped. Not meanin that there is a head on both side or tails on both side but that it was hit twice, The P on the nickel is a little different looking than on all other nickels I have compared it to.. So meaning that the P has been double hit...
--Possible Doubled Die error these average about $4.00
3 pennies dating in good...
1909 about $4.00
1911 about $0.50
1926 about $0.25
I have a 1980 quarter..no letter on it. Head side is the usual metal..nickel?? the tail side is copper...worth anything?
1980 quarter..no letter on it. Head side is the usual metal..nickel?? the tail side is copper...
Missing Clad Layer error about $200.00 if real and high grade.
I found a 1977 Jefferson nickel that appears to be a dark tarnished copper color with no silver on either side or along the edges. Is it an error coin or is it something else and if it is an error coin, what would something like that be worth?
1977 Jefferson nickel that appears to be a dark tarnished copper color with no silver on either side or along the edges. Is it an error coin or is it something else and if it is an error coin, what would something like that be worth?
Weigh to see if it is a Off-Metal error, which would be about $500.00 to start.
That said these coins easily tarnish or when heated can "bleed" copper.
I have a 1965 nickel that has the mint mark of "D". I've found one place that says no mint marks were made and others that do. Is it possible for you to let me know if this is worth any amount. Thank you.
1965 nickel that has the mint mark of "D"
Not possible, this is a fake.
No 1965 nickel has ever been found with a mint mark since that was against the law at the time.
It has liberty written in fancy lettering with a F under it and it has a view of Jefferson like this OTHER coin but 2008:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2b/2006_Nickel_Proof_Obv.png/220px-2006_Nickel_Proof_Obv.png
on the back is like this OTHER coin:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/18/2006_Nickel_Proof_Rev.png/220px-2006_Nickel_Proof_Rev.png
It has liberty written in fancy lettering with a F under it and it has a view of Jefferson like this OTHER coin but 2008:
Sounds normal maybe the P was partial struck through grease and looks like an F.
Sorry if I don't understand what you are asking.
hello,
I have a bit of a mystery. I have a 1945 Nickel (Big D above the Capital). It seems uncirculated and shiny - almost a bit too shiny like it has been plated and has some remnants of tape or glue residue on the back but the mystery is that it is magnetic. My rare earth magnet attracts to it as if it is a steel penny. Any thoughts?
1945 Nickel (Big D above the Capital). It seems uncirculated and shiny - almost a bit too shiny like it has been plated and has some remnants of tape or glue residue on the back but the mystery is that it is magnetic.
These have a silver and manganese but neither is magnetic.
I suspect that someone coated the coin in steel to make it shiny.
So all the collectors value is gone but it should have a value of 1.30.
I have a 1967 nickel with a round indention in the head. Is it from the mint?
1967 nickel with a round indention in the head.
Possibly I would need to see it to make sure but likely it is damage with no extra value.
That said Lamination is an error that may cause this and that adds $5.00 or more depending on eye appeal and condition.
Magic coin?
I have a Double Headed nickel that
on side is dated 1946 & the other is dated 1952......?
Magic coin?
I have a Double Headed nickel that
on side is dated 1946 & the other is dated 1952......?
Yes sounds like a badly made magic coin.
It is not possible for a U.S. coin to have two heads from different years as the dies that make coin are destroyed after the year is over.
No extra value above metal value.
how much is a 1999 d copper toned nickle
1999 d copper toned nickel
Depends on weight but if it just an Improperly Annealed it is about $5.00.
Most likely it was heated in a fire or dryer, no extra value.
You guys probably will not believe this but since you all seem like pretty serious coin enthusiasts I am going to share this with you. Having purchased an uncirculated 1943 Big P Jefferson Nickel I accidentally dropped it on the desk and it sounded like a post war non silver nickel. I was at this point shocked and confused as every single war nickel sounds the same. 35% silver has a distinct tonality to it. At this point I took it to the scales and it weighed the modern standard post 1946 weight of 4.8grams. I know for a fact this coin has absolutely no silver in it. This coin is not supposed to exist based on my research. An off metal composition or nickel planchett error is a strange thing indeed. I am looking forward to hearing any ideas anyone might have as to the origin of this kind of error or if there are any others in existence. to the best of my knowledge this is the only one that has been found that I can find on the net or in several error books at my disposal 11/3/13. Also curious about possible value. I make my living with coins. Charlesroyka@yahoo.com Please let me know if you have any thoughts on this coin. It is uncirculated and is not a counterfeit.
uncirculated 1943 Big P Jefferson Nickel I accidentally dropped it on the desk and it sounded like a post war non silver nickel. I was at this point shocked and confused as every single war nickel sounds the same. 35% silver has a distinct tonality to it. At this point I took it to the scales and it weighed the modern standard post 1946 weight of 4.8grams.
Nickels of all types weigh 5.00 grams. This is still in the range of normal tolerance.
It is possible you have an off-metal error but it is more likely a light planchet. At this point only having it graded will tell but all off-metal 1943 nickels have been steel.
I have found a Brilliant Uncirculated off metal copper nickel
1943 P Jefferson nickel with full steps and near flawless detail. I am pretty sure it is one of a kind especially when considering the quality. I have heard from Mike Byers that this coin is much rarer than a copper 1943 Penny. I am 100% certain the coin is Cu-Ni but am afraid to send it to anyone to grade because of the possibility of it's actual auction value. Really not sure which way to go from here. 4.8grams normal weight and definitely a copper nickel planchett. Has anyone else ever heard of any of these kinds of errors. This particular coin was from an original 1945 sealed war nickel BU set from Maine. Can anyone tell me what the best course of action might be for securing a value and an ideal place to get it graded. Obviously PCGS is a good one but I am nervous about putting this coin in an envelope since it is probably worth more than everything I own several times over. From Oklahoma. Mike Byers has a VF25 transitional war nickel copper nickel planchett error on his website and he talks of one or two other off metal errors like it. Please let me know if anyone has any information to share. Thanks Charlesroyka@yahoo.com
found a Brilliant Uncirculated off metal copper nickel
1943 P Jefferson nickel with full steps and near flawless detail.
Concerning things like the 4.8 gram weight which is 0.2 grams lighter than normal. Also found in a 1945 set is also concerning.
That said it may be a possible error valued over $50,000 up to $500,000.
You may want to do On-site grading at a local coin show.
http://www.pcgs.com/Shows/
or contact a dealer that does On-site grading
http://www.pcgs.com/dealers/
I have a buffalo nickel with the Indian side blank... Is this an error coin?
buffalo nickel with the Indian side blank... Is this an error coin?
Damage, this type of error is not possible with a smooth back.
Most likely someone shaved th back to put in a pendant.
No extra value.
I have a 1965 quarter with odd reeded edges. Where the edges would usually be the same height or depth the copper is slightly lower than the "silver" edges. The edge from the front side of the coin is flat with no ridges and very thin. The "silver" edge from the back of the coin is higher and ridged. The copper in between which is almost even with the "silver" edge from the front is also ridged. Do you think this was caused by an error during production and if it may be worth anything? Thank you.
1965 quarter with odd reeded edges. Where the edges would usually be the same height or depth the copper is slightly lower than the "silver" edges. The edge from the front side of the coin is flat with no ridges and very thin. The "silver" edge from the back of the coin is higher and ridged. The copper in between which is almost even with the "silver" edge from the front is also ridged. Do you think this was caused by an error during production and if it may be worth anything?
Yes it is likely a Misaligned Die error but a common one that has no extra value.
I have a 1979 s proof most likely to be a clear s I just want to know how much is it worth
1979 s proof most likely to be a clear s
What denomination?
I have a 1998 nickel that has what seems to be a line struck mark on the letter I, that's on the legen FIVE CENTS, I'm trying to find any info about it. Thank You
1998 nickel that has what seems to be a line struck mark on the letter I, that's on the legen FIVE CENTS, I'm trying to find any info about it.
Sounds like damage but without a clear image I cannot say for sure.
i just found a Black 1970d Nickel. Been searching all over google for info, but can not seem to find any information on this coin. The color looks more like a gun metal color. From the research that i have done, it seems they go by the name of "Black Beauty", but still could not find any info pertaining to this mintage year.
Thank you
Black 1970d Nickel. Been searching all over google for info, but can not seem to find any information on this coin. The color looks more like a gun metal color. From the research that i have done, it seems they go by the name of "Black Beauty"
That is likely a Sintered Planchet or Improperly Aneealed error it has to be black and shiny for a real error. Value is based on grade but average is $50.00
Black and dull is likely environmental damage.
I have a 1980 jefferson nickle that is stamped with what looks like a heart after the year. (1980♡) I used a magnifying glass and still appears to be a heart. Could u give me any insight on this? Thanks
1980 jefferson nickle that is stamped with what looks like a heart after the year. (1980♡)
It could have been done outside the mint by someone having fun or it could be a Die Break error that looks exactly like a heart.
Either way no extra value.
I have two US nickels that I am curious about - the first is 1947 no mint mark with a star or dot below the date where there is none on all the other 1947 nickels I have, and the second is a 1963 D with the numeral 69 stamped quite deeply on the back directly in the center of Monticello.
US nickels that I am curious about
-1947 no mint mark with a star or dot below the date
--Sounds like a Die Chip, it should have little to no extra value.
-1963 D with the numeral 69 stamped quite deeply on the back directly in the center of Monticello.
--Probably from an election or some guy wanted to be funny with there newly bought metal press.
No extra value even if the original maker confesses.
I have found an 1989 D nickel with a rounded back side it's not flat like the front. Is it Worth anything?
1989 D nickel with a rounded back side it's not flat like the front
Damage no extra value.
Happens when heated.
Hi! 2 things: I recently stumbled across a 1968 P nickel that appears to be copper. Same thickness as a normal nickel but it's def copper colored. It's in rough shape and the scratches on the surface show bright copper underneath, so I doubt it's steel. Just curious as to what this could be, can't seem to find much by searching. Also just wanted to say I had a DD nickel before, with the second letter stamped above Monticello. Found out this was a silver nickel, sadly I lost my house due to foreclosure along with all my personal belongings being confiscated, including this nickel amongst other treasures ;(
1968 P nickel that appears to be copper. Same thickness as a normal nickel but it's def copper colored. It's in rough shape and the scratches on the surface show bright copper underneath, so I doubt it's steel.
Possible Off-Metal error, about $500.00 on average.
That said heating a nickel sometimes causes the copper to surface so it may be a lesser error.
I have a 1964 copper nickel but can't weigh it until I get to safety deposit box. My mom said she was working for her dad and opened up a new roll of nickels and all of them were copper.
1964 copper nickel but can't weigh it until I get to safety deposit box. My mom said she was working for her dad and opened up a new roll of nickels and all of them were copper.
Possibly wrong metal or Improperly Annealed Planchet but both have a little extra value.
I have a 1997 Jefferson nickel. On the back of the nickel the Monticello building is blank.
1997 Jefferson nickel. On the back of the nickel the Monticello building is blank.
Damage no extra value.
I have a 1959 D Nickel that is struck off center. Not to much but its visible. And the D by the date is filled in. Any idea if its worth anything?
I have several old coins. Mint condition 1964 nickel no mint letter on it and it has a raised lip. 1928 and a 1945 wheat pennies.Two 1964 pennies one has no mint letter the other has a D. 1971&1973 US dimes. I have a weird quarter you can see the back barely and the front looks crazy. I also have a superb perfect mint condition never been creased or folded 1976 $2 bill. Could you please help me because I want to know if any of this is worth money. Thank you!!
1959 D Nickel that is struck off center. Not to much but its visible. And the D by the date is filled in.
Both minor errors, no extra value.
Mint condition 1964 nickel no mint letter on it and it has a raised lip.
--About $1.00
wheat pennies...
1928 about $0.20
1945 about $0.10
1964 just $0.01
1964 D just $0.01
1971&1973 US dimes.
--Just $0.10 each
I have a weird quarter you can see the back barely and the front looks crazy.
--Damaged or Struck Through Grease error, either way no extra value.
I also have a superb perfect mint condition never been creased or folded 1976 $2 bill.
--About $7.00 depending on serial number.
Hi. i am new to collecting..i recently. found a 1945 war time nickel with a raised rim..almost is like a band around it but research an not sure what i have..any thoughts
a 1945 war time nickel with a raised rim..almost is like a band around it but research an not sure what i have
Without a clear image it is hard to say. Try and post good images online and copy and paste the link here.
i have a 1964 D nickel- the D is to the right of the building on the back of the nickel. the thing about the nickel is that it is MISSING THE 'C' IN MONTICILLO COMPLETELY. i examined it over and over and it just was never there. meaning it wasnt scraped off or polished off or anything like that. have you ever seen a nickel like this before? what would its value be? please email me a response @ phillipvictor123@yahoo.com I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT, THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!
I also have a 1975 Jefferson nickel one side only is worth any.
I have a 1973 nickel that has no mint mark and I was wondering if it was worth anything. Thank you for any help you can give me.
1964 D nickel- the D is to the right of the building on the back of the nickel. the thing about the nickel is that it is MISSING THE 'C' IN MONTICILLO COMPLETELY. i examined it over and over and it just was never there. meaning it wasnt scraped off or polished off or anything like that.
Struck Through Grease error very common, no extra value.
1975 Jefferson nickel one side only
Damage if the other side is flat. A one sided coin does not occur through natural processes.
I have a 1964 nickle with no mint and no fs. It looks as if the printing machine ran out of space for the fs. Would this be worth anyhing?
1973 nickel that has no mint mark just $0.05
I have a 1945 Monticello P nickel, idk too much about value I've been collecting the type of coins from my loose change for years love them and imagining the history. Anyway my question about the nickel is why does this I found have a huge NA stamped across jeffersons's face? It's in the middle of the coin so everything else is visible and decent condition but the letter A impressed through the other side and made a bulge in the building on back so some of the building has the off. Any Idea what this means?
1945 Monticello P nickel, idk too much about value I've been collecting the type of coins from my loose change for years love them and imagining the history. Anyway my question about the nickel is why does this I found have a huge NA stamped across jeffersons's face? It's in the middle of the coin so everything else is visible and decent condition but the letter A impressed through the other side and made a bulge in the building on back so some of the building has the off. Any Idea what this means?
Unknown counterstamp, made at someone's home or part of a business. Either way damage no extra value above metal value.
I have a 1963 Nickel and the Thomas Jefferson image has a strange shaved look that is unlike my other nickels..it seems to be authentic but I have never seen one like it other than the on in the blog pic that seems to be from the 1940's. I know this must be a rare find. However, is it worth big money or should I just keep it for my collection.
1963 Nickel and the Thomas Jefferson image has a strange shaved look that is unlike my other nickels..it seems to be authentic but I have never seen one like it other than the on in the blog pic that seems to be from the 1940's.
Damage, happens a lot but when it gets to banks they usually pull it out to be recycled.
No extra value.
I have a 2012 d nickel that seems to have some doubling on the building, is this common for this year?
I found a 1998 nickel that is the same color as a penny. Is this rare to find and would there be any value to it?
Not sure, I could not find any info....
1968 s fs full step uncirculated value?
I have a two headed nickel with two differently mint marks and two different dates 1970 and 1982. It also weighs 5.grams. heritage auctions just recently dispels a to headed nickel and so we do know now this is a fact double headed coins exist.
I have a 1943 S nickel and 5 unminted quarter's from 1966-1973,&main one is unminted 1970 I can see on front old letters and on backside in between the word Dollar can see if Trent to the right angle 1941, hope that was a real one how much would that be worth?
I have a 2004 Louisiana purchase nickel that I think could be improperly annealed because it is black on both sides like a black beauty. I havent found anything online about one and I'm new to the error coin world and would appreciate any info you can give. is is worth anything?
Have a 1999 p nickel, on the tails side it is really smooth in the middle of it. Dout the shape of a dime in diameter. Trying to research it but no luck yet. Please help me find out about it . Thanks
I have a 1953 nickel that is copper colored and I am trying to see how much it is worth
I have a 1969 S proof nickel with full set of stairs and wanted to know the value. Thanks
I have a nickel that is gun metal grey and weighs 4.80 what's this error and how bout the value wish i could send you a pic.
Hi, I have a 1970 D nickel that on the reverse where it has "five cents" it reads "five ts". I searched if there were any other such errors and was unable to find anything. What is your opinion about this? Is it an error or damage? Thank you!
I had 2 question to ask u and I could probably answer one if my 6 yr old daughter had not destroyed my scales here other day but the question I was going to ask u about that is any of the 1963 nickels did any of them ever accidentally get any silver or struck on the wrong stock metal cause my 1963 nickel looks in away to have silver in it but I know the only ones that had silver in them was the war nickels 1942-1945 and I know errors happen and stuff here and there and my other question is I thought when I got this nickel it was a 1985 p nickel yesterday but I got a better light and examined it for a pretty good while and after doing so it turns out from what I can tell after examining it for a while it is a 1963 p nickel the top of the 3 is smeered on the top of the 6 I thought at first the 6 was an 8 but after examining it all I see where the 6 is struck on the coin and the top part of the 3 is like not all smeered but struck on the top part of the 6 and it has a p struck about right where the mint marks would normally be on the nickels and I know the Philly mint up until 1980 did not put their p mint mark on the coins their coins was normally when people seen a coin with no mint mark they asked about it but that normally meant that coin was struck by the Philly mint but I was just seeing if u can answer both of those questions or give any advice that might help or anything thank u for ur time
I have a 1964 nickle that has no ment mark on front or back on right side of building like my other 1964 nickle is a d mint mark on right side of building
I have a 1967 penny that has no mint mark and wanted to know if it's worth anything
I have a no year Jefferson nickel that is thin center struck planchet, the copper is streaked through the nickel and the whole thing is shiny and smooth like silk, but dead center strike is almost a ghostly image of Jefferson and on the other side isanother ghostly image of Monticello and you can just make out the word Monticello under it. It is a beautiful coin but without it having a date that makes it worth less doesn't it? I would send a picture but I don't see a JPG upload link. I really would like somebody to look at this and tell me what they think. If anybody has any ideas let me know.
I have 2006 double headed nickel that weights 3.84 grams is it worth any thing or is it a fake
I have a 1943 d wartime silver nickel full steps what do you think the value is it's almost perfect
I have a 1977 no mint nickel that's super thin
I have a Shell of a heads side of a 2004 D nickel. It has sides, and an empty tails.
I didn't know they made nickels in two parts.
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