VERY RARE NICKEL ERROR?

What is the value of this coin




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5 cents. The obverse has been ground off.

 

+1

 

Its smooth on the observe. So this is an error I found in a us federal Reserve roll

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Maybe 2 1/2 cents. Poor Jeffy

 

well if you think its an error and worth something, find someone with a belt sander an make a bunch more.....just because you found it in a bank roll doesnt make it an error.

 

Its a misprint i think

 

i think that it is an error maybe i didnt take great pictures of the coin i think it is a misprint

 

Appears that the reverse was ground off...I don't think it's a mint error.

 

Since the obverse and reverse dies hit at same time, that is not possible. It would be like clapping with 1 hand. The planchette ( blank) that the dies strike does not have the striations seen above. It has been ground off. Common for some reason.

 

you never know is there a wa to get the coin checked out

 

you just did.

 

like a grading service

 

You would need to pay extra fees to submit it to a TPG, and they will likely say the same thing that people have said in this thread. Save yourself the slabbing fees and keep this coin as an example of Post Mint Damage.

 

Sure. With 2 way shipping and fees it'll be about $55-$65.

 

misprint? dont think ive heard of that, weigh your coin, should be 5 grams..

 

Unless it has been ground off Post-Mint, in which case it would weigh less...

 

We do know, there is no possible way for that to have happened at the mint 0% chance.

 

well im new to coin collecting as you can see.

 

It's called PMD, Post Mint Damage.

Someone outside the Mint, ground the obverse down. Weigh it, it will come in under-weight.

No error=$.05, or face value.