1991 p nickel error

I have a 1991 p nickel with most of united stamped on jeffersons chest. Is it worth having authenticated? Is it valuable?

 

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Can you provide some better Pics ??

 

The "T" is upside down. Another coin was squeezed onto your nickel.
Commonly called a "Vice Job"#
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damage

 

Is it valuable?

 

5 cents, sorry it is classed as damaged

 

Sure it is!


Kidding.. It's just an altered Nickel made to resemble a Mint Error

 

How do you know that? I took it to a dealer in grand blanc and he said he don't deal in error coins but it is a new find.

 

I have 36 years specializing in collecting, studying and indentifing true mint errors. That is not a mint error of any kind and definitely not a new find.

See how much the "coin dealer" would offer for it. Take the money and run!

I'm being honest. There is no reason to mislead you.

 

^^^I wouldn't mind a couple hundred bicks for five cents if i we're you do it!!!.

 

It's damaged and worth face value. Welcome to CT.

 

It's a sandwich coin - another coin
was simply pressed into your nickel.

The dealer/person who told you it was a
new find is 100% wrong.

 

I've been collecting coins for over 60 years. I love Error coins. I would strongly suggest you find another dealer.

 

I am new to coin collecting i meant no disrespect. But 3 different people in that shop including 2 customers looked at it and all said the same thing. But it is what it is i was just excited to hear that i found something new.

 

I tried to find one like it online myself and didnt find even 1

 

No disrespect taken. Unfortunately those people in that coin shop don't know.
Paddyman98 is a top Error collector
Fred Weinberg is foremost in the nation on errors
I've collected for over 60 years
Other members stated what the error experts see. It's just not a Mint error.

 

How do i know the difference? Is it because the image is not raised?

 

Can you post a full size photo of the entire obverse?

 

If you get a vice, I'll tell you how to make them, you can make all you want...