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i found a nickel that doesn't look like metalic, I was wonderin if this is pure silver coin its on the top of two coins. can someone tell me if its a pure silver or not please thank you :)

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 Posted 11/15/2015  02:24 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SilverStackerKid to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Weight?
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Jefferson nickels were only made 35% silver in 1942-1945 during the war. They have not been made of silver since then. They might be silver plated by a 3rd party, but that is unlikely.
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its not minted
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my bad its minted in denver lol sorry
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i tried to weighting it using my two hands its kinda light compare to others
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clicking the third icon on your post (paper with a pencil) will allow you to edit your own post for some time
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thank you fuzzy317
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i tried to weighting it using my two hands its kinda light compare to others


Oh my, what sensitive hands you have!
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Oh my, what sensitive hands you have!


lol, true indeed. On the other hand, if it was (for some strange reason) a fake made out of aluminum, then it would be significantly lighter. aluminum coins are so light that they feel like fake pieces of plastic.
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I have a War Nickel. P over the dome. Its unique looking but I dont have a way to take nice pics. Or rather I'm sleep deprived from looking at coins and too lazy atm.
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Sorry, it is not silver, it is just the regular copper-nickel allow that US nickels have been made of since the Civil war save for a couple years during WW2.
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Like others have said the only nickels with silver in them is the WWII War Nickels. I put together a set of just the War Nickels in high grade and it makes a nice short set of Jefferson nickels.
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