1961 Nickel doubling

I'm looking for opinions on a 1961 nickel doubling obverse and reverse

 

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Not seeing anything . Normally worn .

 

I don't see anything, either. It's pretty beat up from circulation.

 

Okay here's a 1969 s
I found all those in 1 2 dollar nickel coin rolls so I didn't lose much on them

 

And before I show you the 1967 and 2 1963's are they worh anything?

 

In my opinion, surely you should try to ascertain that what you have matches known examples. Then the quality/potential grade of said coins, before trying to tag them with a value.
https://doubleddie.com/
http://varietyvista.com/

 

Well I just posted on this value thread because I'm not used to this site but you're right I'm not trying to get a value estimate I'm just trying to get a feel of what constitutes a worthwhile error. Sorry

 

here is a better pic

 

Do you think it needs a paint job? We have a Earl Shieb in town I can get a 29.95 paint job

 

IMO, FWIW, is you should make an attempt to identify the errors, then submit your question(s). Indicating what you think is doubled would be helpful. Use the sites others have provided links to and work through the process because it will save more of your time and in the end, you will be able to put aside questionable coins for further evaluation.

 

Ok thanks for that

 

My Edsel could use a little shine

 

Looks normal to me

 

Notice how the letters are so close to the rim and in some cases merge with the rim? That is Die deterioration doubling from the dies being overused and start to spread from the center out to the rim. Common on many coins. No value over the face value of the coin. IMO, Jim