1963 D Jefferson Nickel rmm reverse

Can someone please tell me if it’s worth anything and what steps I need to take if it is?

 

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That has what is called MD. Machine doubling. It is flat and shelf like.
This is not the same as a repunched mint mark.

 

No I’m talking about on the reverse there is a clear D mint mark to the right of the Monticello building

 

I posted the photo of the front of the nickel simply to show that there was no D mint mark on the front it is on the back

 

IN 1963 the MM was placed on the reverse by the Monticello.
The D is correct, just not an RPM.

 

Oooooooh ok

 

The Mint Mark was moved to the obverse in 1968
1965, 66, 67 were all Special Mint sets and none of the coinage had a MM.

 

Well can you tell me if this is one of the Wisconsin corn errors??

 

Never mind it’s not

 

Do you have any of the attribution sites?
Such as Variety Vista
http://varietyvista.com/index.htm
Wexlers site Doubledie
http://doubleddie.com/1468940.html

If you don't click on them and bookmark them they can be very helpful when you are trying to attribute a coin.

 

No and I do have a 17 New Jersey right at 2017 New Jersey quarter that does have doubling I posted it on here before and I need to get it attributed I will show you a picture

 

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And check this out....it’s a 1962 Jefferson Nickel. Is that a die crack??

 

This looks like a lamination, common on US nickels.

 

This is incused doubling. It is a form of Mechanical doubling or MD.
http://www.error-ref.com/?s=incuse+doubling

 

It's a normal coin as the mintmark is right where it should be. Welcome to CT.