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Gun Metal 1942 S Jefferson Nickel

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Would this gun metal coin be considered a Black Beauty? It is an S mint

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No, just normal tarnishing on a silver War Nickel.
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Silver tarnishes. Thus it is that color. How do we know it is a War Nickel? But the Mintmark over the building:
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The type 2 are silver on the 1942-1945 nickels. They have a silver melt value for these.
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You will see all three mints on these War Nickels. Depending on condition of the coin, they will be either a collectable or a melt value coin.

CoopHome: How can I tell if my coin is a " War Nickel" silver base metal coin? the mintmark over the building
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Very, very common look of wartime silver nickels.
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Just the way the low silver percentage War Nickel tarnishes...crappy toning.

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