What is my coin worth

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I was wondering if anyone has any insight on this coin in my collection. From what I see it is a 1943 P liberty nickel but it is gold in color. I don't remember where I got it over the years but I can't find any information on it. I just keep coming across the 2016 Westpoint gold liberty nickel but obviously this isn't that. there is no discoloration on the side where the ridges are and I don't believe it is toned because it is the same gold color all the way throughout the coin. any insight would be very must appreciate and thank you for your time.

 

sorry, I meant liberty dime

 

Hello, new member! I rather think your dime was cleaned at some point and the color is just toning from an envelope or some other environmental factor. Let's see what others think.

 

Toning can take many shades, I have a Standing Liberty quarter that is REALLY gold looking. BTW, it's a Winged Liberty dime, most commonly referred to as a Mercury dime.

 

Curious... i just found this 2019-d lowell quarter. the front has the normal "quarter color" with gold tone spots... the rear is all gold tone. is it of any rarity at all? Thank you.

 

Some environmental toning. Not rare.

 

All coins will eventually start to tone.
Modern clad quarters either will start to tone Golden, or in light pastels. This is common.
There is a difference between good toning and bad toning. Both are environmental.