1975 D penny

I have 1975 penny looks different!1944 p nickel and it looks like a 1990 nickel 1958 wheat penny!My dad has several coins!I don't know nothing about coins!If someone can please tell me if I should keep saving them?

 

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@Anahi1996

The only one that is a keeper is the 1944-P war nickel because it is 35% silver. The rest are just spenders.

By the way, using the poll for something like this does no good. It is more useful when you list different options to a question on a given subject for people to select.

For example:

"What do you think of this coin?" (Select one)
> I'd spend it!
> I'd keep it!
> I don't think it's an error.
> It's damaged.
> Who cares!

Chris

 

I agree with cpm9ball. I'd keep the 1944 p nickel. more info here: http://cointrackers.com/coins/1072/1944-p-jefferson-nickel/

 

All are spenders but the 1944-P nickel. That one has a lamination error or "delamination" but that's relatively common for those coins. For the record, I keep every laminated coin so don't think that common means not worth holding onto.

 

You'd look like that, too, if someone dropped you in acid! Lol, but that's all that is.

 

Just remember, any nickel you get that has a mint mark on the back above the dome, keep it. It has silver in it.

 

Thank you very much for your help!!

 

or go to Coin Trackers: http://cointrackers.com/ and go to "is it silver?" http://cointrackers.com/is-my-coin-silver.php