A have a 2007 Jefferson nickel that has a few small die breaks on the front. One of the breaks appears directly below the "2" of the date. Another smaller one, almost like a dot, appears next to the right of the "7". Two other smaller ones appear directly next to the "t" in "Liberty", one right above the crossing of the "t" and the other one right next to the bottom of the "t" where it begins to loop. Another small one appears next to the y of Liberty but is not directly touching the y. Does this coin have any extra value because of the die breaks? Usually I never see die breaks on the newer nickels. I have seen a coin like this advertised before on Ebay. Thanks for answering my question.
Little or no extra value small die breaks are very common on business strikes. Very large die breaks may bring a small premium from someone that collects that type of thing.
