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I got the grade correct but it just doesn't look like a proof to me. Great looking coin though.
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I just see a number of small dings on both sides and a little rubbing on the coin. It's difficult to say with photos and the coins always look...
Spell check, small keys and fat fingers do not mix well. It happens a lot to me. Lol To be honest, I've never heard of a coinafe but my phone...
Very nice and series 1935 so older. It helps to have them in numerical order. Welcome to CT.
Straighten out that park employee. Nice finds. I like the Worlds Fair piece.
Not that I can see.
XF-45 but on a good day, AU-50.
I don't think you can get a W in mint rolls.
It looks like it might be a woodie. A coinafe from an improper alloy mix. Hard to tell due to your photos.
It looks copper but definitely a large date. 1982 was a transitional year for Cents. We moved from copper to Zinc. Welcome to CT.
It's totally damaged. The obverse has been ground off.
It's normal. It's common and it's only worth face value. It's made from zinc and coated with a thin layer of copper.
I doubt it as per the date on the coin.
The only Nickels that contain silver have a large mintmark above the dome. They are all World War II dates. See that large P on yours. It's from...
MS-64
These are the best photos I can get on my phone. It's a novel idea but it has moved into the category of money maker for the Mint. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
At best the war Nickel is worth $.75. It contains 35% silver and that's not much. I have no idea about the foreign coin.
Great score and it's nice they sold you the rolls. Congrats
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