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Valued Member
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I actually have 2 copies of this book that are signed by the author in mint condition I bought them from an old coin collector that had book and magazines stashed away. They are great references toward the Henning story
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United States
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 This is the book that JC Stevens is referring to .. it's a wonderful read if any one ever gets a chance.. extremely hard to come by.. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Agree there are at least two reverse dies, and that the "common" 1944 is typically available for under $100.
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United States
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Haven't seen to many of the odd years up for sale I've been pretty lucky coin shopping in dump bins of coins to find mine... several thousand have been dug through haha.. hardest part is learning what to look for other than the looped R.. this website has helped a lot and knowable people such as the great Pyrbob many hours of reading the same threads over and over.. back on topic the odd years probably would sell for anywhere from $200-$350 guessing on the demand
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New Member
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I have another question or two maybe .... what would cause the nickel on the right, the dome of the Monticello to look like it does? And if there are a few dyes or dies does this mean there may be a chance the one on the right could be a Henning or no? Ty
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New Member
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The obverse side on the nickel to the right there is also odd creases or Mark's on the presidents shirt towards the bottom
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Very cool. Never heard of them!
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I have a 1947 I was on coin Q and a.
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Valued Member
United States
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Which Q and A was it aired on? I'd really like to watch and see
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New Member
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Its Live Coin Q&A with Jeff Stanly on YouTube. It has been about a month ago and it is right at 2 hours in the show
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New Member
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My pics are located on a post here titled 1947 Henning nickel feel free to check them out. Under Dawn and Cait
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Very nice find I personally found my 39 looped R and a 44 ...the Q and A video was a good viewing and enjoyed the info.. I personally purchased my 1947 with all the info I've read and came up with it is the 3rd rarest year .. I've seen 3 of these sell and all have went for between 250-550. I see it getting bigger with all the research and advertising they are getting in the coin community. I actually have a 1947 henning without the looped R can't remember if I posted photos in the past or not but I did just get a great scope for magnifying images that goes to my phone
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United States
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@UndercoverNudist.... Any way you can contact me? Do you still have those two 1947 coins?
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07/27/2023 10:50 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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For you Henning nickel aficionados I came across a post on a metal detecting forum where the poster is showing images of a 1945 with no P over the dome. Quote:... "Well, this one is a 1945 with no mint mark above the dome, which also has the same worn look as all of Henning's other nickels. And though there are no other markers I can find, no "EN" mark or looped R in PLURIBUS or reverse die break, it does have a small dot above the dome at about 1 o'clock (dots being indicative of counterfeit coins) and weighs in at just 4.83 grams."... There is an obverse image of a 1945 nickel and a war-nickel looking reverse image with no P over the dome. Here's the link for the thread: https://www.treasurenet.com/threads...very.686695/Hope it's the real deal for you folks and the sixth a seventh year is now known? Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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08/07/2023 1:47 pm
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Never heard of a henning I'll have to break out my sack of old nickels
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