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1974 D Jefferson Nickel, Toned

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Looks to be DDO on neck
1974-D-Jefferson-Nickel,-Toned
1974-D-Jefferson-Nickel,-Toned
1974-D-Jefferson-Nickel,-Toned
1974-D-Jefferson-Nickel,-Toned
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enough smll hits to think it's circulated, AU-58
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@nick10, fair enough, would you put a rough ball park figure on the price of this coin?
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I don't see any premium over face here, but I'd love to be educated.
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@coinfrog ah its worth more than face, 25 cents minimum cuz of condition and find the right buyer even 1$, I sold a 2005 d nickel ocean views same toning today for 20$ so chances are I can sell this one for 1$ &
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I see its value as 5 cents since similar can still be found in circulation today.
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@nick10 thats because you think like an experienced collector the market is much more broader than that.
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Well there are coin collectors out there that will pay a large premium over face value for a toned coin. See it all the time on ebay.
And @Rigs, if you give your nickel a soak in acetone it may take that crud spot off of the reverse of your nickel. Can't really tell what it is from the pictures though.
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Not seeing a DDO on the neck. I do see what appears to be a hit on the neck. Closer-in, high resolution photo might help. Modest toning--I do like toning. Unfortunate stain on the reverse. Value? In my opinion, 5 cents--maybe 50 cents for someone who likes nickel toning and can live with the stain.
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What you do appear to have is a slightly off center strike, not a MAD strike, because you can see the differences in the same location on the rims of the obverse and reverse....unless the camera is playing tricks. If it was a MAD it would be normal on one side and off center on the other.
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An off center strike would necessarily be struck out of collar, which this coin is not.

What you're seeing could be a Rim Fin, but it is possible for there to be dual misalignment of the dies. The reverse looks properly aligned to me though.
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Yeah it looks like a MAD resulting in a fin rim
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