1964P Jefferson nickel

pioneer55

I was sent one of these by mistake about 20 years ago, with a hamilton mint silver presidents collection i imported. the coin is uncirculated, high grade, full steps, and has a doubling on the Montecello and the five cents.i am very eager to find out more about this coin.

Jimnight

Nice pics!

Hemispherical

@pioneer55 said:
I was sent one of these by mistake about 20 years ago, with a hamilton mint silver presidents collection i imported. the coin is uncirculated, high grade, full steps, and has a doubling on the Montecello and the five cents.i am very eager to find out more about this coin.

Pics extracted:

Need better pics. Cropped (don’t include anything else except the coin) and preferable higher definition so it can be zoomed.

General observations with the initial pics.

-Cannot tell if it is FS or doubled
-Smudge or something above the Monticello

Hold by edges because fingerprints may affect its value.

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Coin Facts for comparison, MS67

https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1964-5c/4075

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Photograde so you can estimate your nickels grade:
https://www.pcgs.com/photograde/#/Jefferson/Grades

JBK

@Hemispherical said:
Hold by edges because fingerprints may affect its value.

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Hemispherical

@JBK said:

@Hemispherical said:
Hold by edges because fingerprints may affect its value.

!!!!!!!!!

Yes, I know... If it had any numismatic value.

ricko

@pioneer55 ....Welcome aboard.... I see no doubling on those pictures...and cannot determine full steps... Looks like a nice Jefferson, but no numismatic premium...Cheers, RickO

291fifth

Unfortunately it is an ultra common date and appears to have been mishandled. It will have no numismatic premium. Value is 5 cents.