does this not look like the truest copper nickel anyone has seen? If so can I get any approximate value on it?
No.. Not struck on a Copper Planchet. It's a result of Environmental Damage I Metal Detect and have found hundreds of examples such as yours.. My finds -
I also collect Mint Errors.. 31 years worth A Nickel struck on a Copper Cent Planchet would be smaller in diameter and thinner. Here is an example from my collection - Your Nickel is worth just 5 Cents
While nickels are 75% copper and 25% nickel, the metals are alloyed, mixed together, to give it that nickel/silvery appearance. A nickel will almost never look copper that isn't environmentally damaged. Except, if it was an error and it was struck on a cent planchet, or if the nickel planchet was improperly annealed.
