11943 nickel with error, stamped lines on the neck, too shiny, worth any money?
Alexzima
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Alexzima
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Yes, silver war strike has a melt value around 86 cents. The marks on the obverse are hard to tell, maybe a lamination, but likely pmd.
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Looks like a lamination error, but it appears the coin has been heavily polished.
I really don't know, if this coin was polished, but I get change for a grocery store, then I'm found at its 1943 and was already too shiny.
Chrome plated.
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
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That's a great find from change. It is made of silver (silver war nickel).
Circulated silver finds are always great! Value is the joy finding it in circulation. Enjoy!
The first time this was posted, I thought it was PMD...now, in this picture, it could be a lamination defect. Cheers, RickO
Thanks