Can Anyone Help Me Out Got A 1913 Nickel With A Bigg Error

Can Anyone Help Me On This Rare Error 1913 Nickel? Look

MY COIN IS A VARY VARY NICE 1913 NICKEL WITH THE WORD E PLURIBUS UNUM ON THE FRONT OF THE COIN SO YOU SEE IT IS ON THE BACK LIKE ITSHOULD BE BUT IS ALSO ON THE FRONT NOT RIGHT BIGG ERROR IF ANY ONE CAN TELL ME WHAT A ERROR LIKE THIS IS CALLED R WORTH PLEASE LET ME KNOW ALSO HOW CAN I POST A PIC SO YOU CAN SEE? IT THANKS CLARENCE EMAIL ME AT CLARENCEJD@AOL.COM IF YOU WANT THANKS

 

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THE WORD E PLURIBUS UNIUM ON THE BACK IS ALSO ON THE FRONT CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHAT IT MIGHT BE WORTH R WHAT KIND OF ERROR IT WOULD BE CALLED? I CAN EMAIL YOU A PIC ONF IT IF YOU LIKE LET ME KNOW THANKS CLARENCE
EMAIL ME AT CLARENCEJD@AOL.COM

 

How Can I Put A Pic Up So You Can See It?also If You Like I Can Email It To You Thanks

 

Hi Is Anyone Up And Able To Help Me Out On This Coin?

 

Hi I Have Real Good Pic Of These Coin If Anyone Wants To See It?

 

Picture's definately not working. And please wait patiently - someone will reply eventually and there is no need for you to send pms around to get an immmediate answer.

 

You need to post the pic. Click on the "Go Advanced" button below and click "manage attachments" when you post a reply and add a picture

 

What is the hurry? Someone after you? If it's your coin, take it easy and learn how to post pictures of coins here. That is one of the better methods of receiving help. Don't think I've seen one like that in a Buffalo Nickel but there have been coins like that around before. Many are made outside the Mint by placing one coin on top of another, back to front and hitting with a hammer. Of course the lettering would be in reverse in that case. Hitting it very hard if placed back to front could have a similar effect since the coins were very soft. Also, you never mentioned if it is indeed a Buffalo Nickel. If it turns out to be a 1913 Liberty Head Nickel, and it's real, you could be very wealthy. Also, is there a Mint mark on the bottom of the Reverse?
Check that coin out better or send photos to this forum.

 

THE COIN IS A GEM BU UNC. VARY NICE LOOKING COIN HOW CAN I GET THE PIC DOWN TO 100KB TO UPLOAD IT?

 

Yes, as of the hurry, I don't understand why you are in a mad hurry - you even pmed me over it.

If you need a program to scale the picture, you can use this program http://www.irfanview.com

It's completely free, so use it to your heart's content.

 

I also got a pm.

 

On The Coin You Know The Word (e Pluirbus Unum)on The Back While It Is Also On The Front Of Coin As Well And It Is In A Ms60 Or Better Grade Can Any One Tell Me Anythang About This Coin If You Want Give Me You Email And I Will Send You A Pic Thanks Clarence

 

Hi Clarence,
Please send a picture to zaneman667@gmail.com.

 

Hi Did You Get The Email I Sent You?

 

I did get the email, and I must say it is intriguing. I am posting the pictures for you, and one of the experts will definitely help.

 

It looks like a clashed die strike.

Charlie

 

Hi Ever One Still Needing Help On This Coin Has Anyone Seen One Like It ?

 

Can You Tell Me If There Is Any Other One Like It How Rare Is It ?
Thanks Clarence

 

Clashed dies
Dies that have been damaged by striking each other without a planchet between them. Typically, this imparts part of the obverse image to the reverse die and vice versa.

When this happens, the dies keep striking coins. The coins that are struck after the dies have clashed, show the clashing. If a mint employee notices that the dies have clashed, the press will be stopped and the clash marks will be polished off. Depending on how quickly the clashing is spotted, there may be a few coins that were struck by the clashed dies, or there may be many.

I have never seen a clashed buffalo nickel before, so I don't know how common they are.

Charlie