1964 nickel with no mint mark

My 1964 nickel looks exactly like this. What is it worth?

 

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If it is a circulated coin it is worth five cents. 1964 had a huge nickel mintage and for years was the most common nickel in circulation, even today they are often found.

 

Yeah, like $8 at that grade after you paid $15 to get it in the plastic.

 

OMG, my balls are being busted during a resurrection.

 

Good to see you, um, resurrected. But it's still an $8 coin.

 

Wasn't me, my post was from 2010.

As for the coin, an NGC MS66 sells for $15-$20, mine is an MS67 which has an NGC population of 7/0.

 

Someone restarted the thread. But yeah, I'm sure a 7/0 pop is no wooden nickel.

 

Do you know where you got the info from. I have 5 with no mintmark along with 20 with D mintmark I was holding on to them thinking they were silver. I'd like to attach some backup info with nickels for future reference thanks. I can leave email address edited

 

First, welcome to the neighborhood!

It's not a good idea to post your e-mail address on a public forum. You can click on "Edit" at the bottom of your post to delete it. Note: Be sure to do it for every post because you posted it three times.

Chris

 

Thank you

 

I have a 1964 nickel with no mint mark, how much it is worth?

 

This thread is an old old train wreck, but I can't take my eyes off it!

 

Most likely five cents. Unless it is extremely high grade it would be worth just face value.

 

I just got one too from McDonald's. I didn't know they were so rare. I almost spent mine at the 7-11. Boy, that was close! That thing is over 25 years old!

 

Wait, are you saying you bought that nickel? If so, I'm curious, what was the price?

 

What is the difference I have one like this and I’m green as can be

 

It needs to look brand new with sharp details and original mint luster,
and has not been cleaned. To find a nickel like that in circulation (1964 or otherwise) is quite rare. It's easy to find a 1964, but they are all banged up
from being in circulation for over 50 years. They are still common to find today
because they made so many of them. The odds are, it's worth .05 cents.

 

You would need to post photos of your coin for me to explain the difference.

 

So you're telling me that a 1964 nickel is not worth nothing? It's got no mint on it at all.what are full steps?