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1936/5 Buffalo Nickel?

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 Posted 05/09/2025  11:15 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add jackson12345 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Here is a 1936 Buffalo nickel under normal lighting, however when lighting and camera angle slightly change, the 6 converts to 5! Are there known 1936/5 nickels? I am wanting to sell, so how would I establish a value? Thanks in advance.
ADDED MAY 10/25 - 2 additional photos added showing the superimposed 1935 and 1936 dates - a perfect match I think.






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There's no overdate 1936/5 nickels. It doesn't exist. What you're seeing is just Pareidolia. I see it too, but it's Pareidolia. It's not worth much.
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Your coin is polished - that may be causing the light to play tricks on your eyes.
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Not an overdate. In addition, the two dates have different obverse designs. The left ribbon on a 1935 Buffalo just touches the top right of the last digit of the date and is thin and straighter than the 1936 obverse design, which has a thicker land more angled left ribbon running beneath the last digit of the date. If such an overdate existed, the ribbon would be sharply doubled.
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