i have a 1994 Jefferson nickel that has errors. can someone give me the error information in detail. and how to go about getting its value established. much thanks for your help, dor
Welcome to CCF. I agree with the others that someone squished another coin against yours in order to create this image. You could certainly save this coin, but it only has a value of five cents.
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I have seen a hundred of these "vise job" coins posted here but I do have a question.
Is there ever a possibility that another minted nickel could find itself between another struck nickel still in the die area and have the same effect as a vice?
The tip off on all these so-called "faked error vise jobs" is that the secondary design seen on top of the original nickel is in reverse.
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