1964 d struck on nickel planchet

I found it in a coinstar reject tray along with $0.85 and a blank penny planchet.I want to know what possible value I might have if it proves to be authentic.Also anyone know if I could possibly authenticate it without a digital scale because I lack one, any thoughts??Ps hey guys I am back after four months of no internet!

 

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1964 D what?? Pictures would help

 

I think we can rule out a cent or a dime. Maybe he found a quarter struck on a nickel planchet. Inquiring minds want to know.

 

Yeah man include pictures, especially if your not going to full explain a 1964D..

 

1964 Dime maybe? This is just an absolute random guess so don't make any assumptions.

 

Could only be something bigger then a nickel... Quarter would be my guess.

 

A nickel planchet would not fit inside a collar for dimes. As Matt points out it can only be a coin with a larger diameter. (That is why I said above: "I think we can rule out a cent or a dime.")

 

I hope it's not a nickel. I've seen a lot of 1964-D nickels and believe it or not they were all struck on nickel planchets.

 

Same thing happens to me as well!!

 

tlasch, we have wondering minds here buddy.....
Any pictures?

 

Maybe it was a '64 Dodge.

Does the blank planchet have an upset rim? If not, it is just a blank and those are very hard to prove that they are from the Mint.

Chris

 

Guess we wont see a pic of the coin in question...

 

As in, he seems to be Dodge-ing the questions.

 

Here it is:

 

I want one...

 

I found one of these struck on a cent planchet!

OP- C'mon, bud, we're all in desperate need of some photos so we can further evaluate your coin!:dead-horse:

-Brian

 

Brian, did you ever see the message about the book you were looking for?

 

What's the chance that there exist/existed '64-D Peace dollars struck on wrong planchets?

 

I guess tlasch lost his internet connection again....

 

Sorry to keep everybody waiting pictures will be coming later this week problem I lack a digital camera solution I'm going to my friends house on friday he has a digital camera! Lol to those who cannot read, it was a nickel blank and it somehow found its way into a quarter die, its dated 1964. Yes the penny is rimmed theeof authentic and worth what $4?? But what I want to know is what's the quarter worth?