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1942 Philadelphia Nickel War Nickel?

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1942 Philadelphia Nickel would this be a War Nickel & dd Also the grade it looks very good for 1942
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If it is silver, it would have a very nice premium.

EDIT: 1942 silver nickel ( no mint mark) sold for $9k (HA?).
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In 1942 the mint produced 2 versions one was .250 Nickel and.750 copper, the other was 35% silver,56% copper and 9% manganese . which is known as ''The War Nickel ". Also identified by the large P mint mark above the Monticello Building .
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