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Edited by Moosa123
06/14/2019 2:21 pm
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 ...to the Community! As a general rule, modern nickels found in circulation are worth 5 cents and don't carry much interest. To me, "modern" means anything from 1960 up to the present. Jefferson nickels dated before 1960 are worth 7 cents each minimum. Nickels dated 1938, 1939 and 1950 can carry a bigger premium from 20 cents to a few dollars. Silver war time nickels (part of 1942 through 1945) contain about 30% silver and are worth silver melt value by weight. Others may have a different opinion on values but that's what I've sold em for over the years. Hope that helps! (*edited to correct spelling errors) Edited by westernsky
06/14/2019 2:12 pm
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 plus pixs too blurry to tell much..You could check VarietyVista.com for any doubling listings to CCF...good luck on future finds  |
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Am I able to put clearer photos on this forum
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Greasy fingers are these better
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Also, please orient your coin pictures so we can view them properly - as you would see and read them in "real life."
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Ok now been very nice cause I know catch more bees with honey one nickel is from1948-D kinda see double die in it. 1963-D and a 1968-no mintmissing letters on back I mean I have never done this before but also today found a 1982 bronze penny as well as a 1983
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As a general rule these appear to be worth face value going by the images. On rare occasion someone would be willing to pay a bit more and that confuses me. Still, rather than be discouraged might I suggest starting a collection? Not only are they relatively inexpensive in mint state grades these make for a great looking set. ANA member - PAN Member - BCCS Member There are no problems only solutions - the late, great John Lennon
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Nice that you found a '48 in circulation.
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Posted 06/14/2019 2:11 pm
