Too Bad Its A Worthless Nickel

Looks like PMD to me. Your coin is in rough shape.

Teachmind... I want to share some of my latest strategy for finding errors. I go to the banks and get boxes at a time $25 for pennies, $500 for quarters or dimes, $200 for nickels per box. Now I always look at every coin. It's crazy but it do. I check every coin for rotated dies right of the bat while I quickly organize by date. If they are in horrible shape like scratched up and beaten up I throw them back right away. With only checking the rotation. The next step depends on the kind but basically what I'm doing is only searching good to great condition coins cause they are the only ones that hold value for the most part. When I go by date after I look at a variety website for that date and I check all of them for those specific varieties and make sure I pay attention to trouble spots. Like Lincoln ear and the rims . Do a quick scan of those then move to devices for double dies. . Anyway it's all about a numbers game . The more you go the efficiently the more you'll fine. Key word efficient don't waste a lot of time on super low grades . So to you good luck and happy hunting :)

I was just showing you guys that E oh never mind thanks for the pointers ill give it a try . I live in Glendale 1 mile away from football stadium

Awsome

There is no such thing as a worthless nickel, also did you know that your state has almost as much people in it as Washington.

coop: Why don't we have a "like" button for each response on a topic...I love your picture ! Spent a couple months with my sister's family in Texas...dry heat my butt...it was HOT all day long. I'm fine in IOWA ! Enjoy your feedback and comments on the forum...thank you for a laugh today ! I'm going to end this with the "banana guy".

That' is one rough nickel.