1960 double die nickel

I have a 1960 double die nickel that i would like to know its worth. It's totally double died front and back. It's not double struck. Anyone have advise who to talk to?
Angela
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Do you have a picture of all the doubling , I haven't heard of a '60 DD Nickle , but I'm not a nickle expert . And welcome to CoinTalk .
rzage:thumb:

 

Thank you for welcoming me

I haken a haven't taken a picture yet but I'm gonna try to find someone who can. It's in excellent condition. It's wierd. It's even doubled on the face and the building on the back. And thank you for the welcome by the way. I would love to get more information on this.
Angela

 

Could it be machine doubling? Or perhaps a double-struck coin (as opposed to a doubleD die)?

 

Please post a picture.

 

You should write a thread introducing yourself , and ask your question there . I collect Type coins so I know very little about errors or double dies , are you sure it isn't machine doubling ? Maybe it got stuck in the collar and was struck twice , also this is the time more people start to come online .
rzage

 

Great minds think alike! :hammer:

 

Bruce ,
That's what I was thinking , see we did it again ,but I figured you beat me by a couple of minutes .:bow:.
rzage

 

Yeah, we've done that before. It's starting to get scary.

 

dd nickel

it looks just like that penny that I saw that was double die that was found not that long ago

 

Any pictures of some sort. Pictures will help you get way better info from us. Sounds like a coin I might wanna see! Please post a picture

 

If so, then that would be a great find! However, much of the time when a Jefferson Nickel has what looks like strong doubling on both the Obverse (Front) and the Reverse (Back), it is usually severe Die Deterioration doubling of both Dies.

Please post some pictures as soon as possible. Some of us here get antsy and start to doubt the poster's claim!


Frank

 

you've all been helpful, thank you

i have to find someone to take the picture to get the full effect. you have all been very helpful ans i'll get right it on posting a picture. it might take me a few days but you will hear back from me.

 

a scan may be good enough. Welcome to Cointalk!

 

.......welcome to the forums. yeah, a scan would help us impatient guys that just got to see it RIGHT NOW!!

 

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angela

 

Hey guys,I haven't forgot about the picture of the 1960 nickel.
I'll be getting the picture of that 1960 DD nickel tomorrow to show ya'll. It's definatley a DD. You can see both of the layers all throughout it. I'll try to get angles of it also.

 

finally pic 1960 dd nickel

finally. notice the dd on the front and back. you can see 2 sets of dd. let me know what u think and what it might be worth. thanks

 

Gosh, an old thread revived. I have here a 1960 Philadelphia nickel with the entire lower reverse doubled. There is in effect, an extra step. The dome is also doubled. Monticello is doubled or machine doubling. The obverse has a double profile. All of the devices on the obverse are doubled. It is interesting that someone mentioned this about another 1960 nickel. I'm curious, is this a 1960 problem? I'll try and get some better photos than what I see above if people are still interested in this sort of thing.

Aaron

 

It very well could be deteriorated dies, I have 2-3 rolls that appear to be double and triple die. I'll post picts in a few minutes.