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I am not familiar with the term, "henning".
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Bedrock of the Community
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Yes. The "R" on PLURIBUS and the missing mint mark over the dome tells me this is a Henning Nickel. These do carry a value even though they are counterfeits.  |
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Nice find! But be careful if you try to sell it, I'm not sure if they still fall under the laws of counterfeit coins.
Edited by Adam_E
03/07/2015 12:26 am
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I do want a henning-love the story behind them too-coop were all hennings missing the mint mark?
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I do believe they r perfectly legal to sell
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thanks for the advice, but anything that gets in my collection is to stay.
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Other Hennings (different dates) exist. As far as I know, Henning did not counterfeit any mintmarked coins. Most of the Henning counterfeits seen today are the 1944 coins because they were supposed to have a mintmark and didn't have one --- that's easy to spot. The 1944 coins are even mentioned in The RedBook. |
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Yes this is a Henning. It is the variety with the defective R. How did you get it?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Here is some information about them from a site on the internet: http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v07n13a09.htmlThe price range for them is a lot higher as many collectors would like to have them. Probably now in the $75 range. There are a few example on ebay for more and some for less there. |
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Indeed! It's a Henning. Good find! They are perfectly legal to sell and without marking it as they were manufactured before 1973. See the following chart: http://www.theblackcabinet.org/2015...equirements/. The price range is presently between $50 and $125, middling around where coop said. Edited by SteveCaruso
03/07/2015 11:09 am
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Curious here also-did u find this roll hunting?
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Yes , I found it on a roll out of a 100's a friend of mine on His 70 had put away since 1962 and never open until He gave Them to me to search I keep what I wanted, including some of the rolls. He had cents,niquels,mercuries, roosvelts and silver quarters , that nobody had search for errors before.He even had a roll of unc 1960 that He called jerks( will be posting one of Them ) and a roll of unc 1960d niquels with the bar over the o (will be posting one later)
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So hennings are fake coins?
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