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Transition Error 1943-P Copper Nickel

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I answer on your second post by mistake done.
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My coin have 30% silver in it
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My coin have 30% silver in it
A normal wartime nickel has 35%. I don't know why this could not be similar to a woodie or lam coin, usually in reference to a cent, where the alloy mix was a bit off. I would think it not being worth anything extra though, maybe less because of the 5% downgrade in silver. My 5 cents worth.
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In the table ci joint you will find what was the cartridge composition. Due to the rush in that war time to struck coins they do not purified the Cooper and left the 5% Zinc (look for Gilding Brass) then add 30% Silver and 5% Manganese.

This explained the circulation color of your coin.

Hope this table is useful for anyone.

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Nice chart Silviosi.

The OP's nickel definitely has some lamination issues as seen on the obverse (in a NW to SE direction on the forehead to the T of TRUST and shoulder/collar).
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