War time nickel

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  1. Santinidollar

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    I just put together a set of war nickels. It was a fun project.
     
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  3. Lisa V Smith

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    I have acquired this 1943 P nickel that looks to me to have a die break or something - any thoughts on this one?
     
    Lisa V Smith, Sep 5, 2018
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  5. Idries Pappas

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    It is best to post a new thread instead of using an old one
     
    Idries Pappas, Sep 5, 2018
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  6. Michael K

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    Appears to be a lamination, (more than 1) which is common to that series and alloy.
    Wait for someone who knows more about it. It's not going to be super valuable, but it is more valuable than a die crack.
     
    Michael K, Sep 5, 2018
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  7. LuckyCoin

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    Amazing coin...Congrats...and thats next year goal for me getting a medal detector..can't wait...Happy Hunting Everybody =)
     
    LuckyCoin, Sep 7, 2018
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  8. rickmp

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    Get a METAL detector, they detect much more than just medals.
     
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  9. TylerH

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    Just. Good. Science.
     
    TylerH, Sep 7, 2018
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