1943 P nickel
Kenny82
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I have I 1943 P wartime nickel.im wondering why does it weigh 5.06 can anybody tell me why and if it's worth north then five cents
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Kenny82
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Well within the 5.1 normal weight - that’s not an error of any kind – it’s worth it’s silver value only
Yep, that is a 1943 P nickel.... spendable at five cents, but higher silver value. Cheers, RickO
Coinflation says the current value of your “silver” nickel is $1.24. The weight of a “ silver” war nickel is 5.00 gms. Your nickel is within tolerance at 5.06 gms,
Common war nickel.
Get a dollar for it and 😃
Start a whitman folder with that one and fill it roll searching!
Pretty Wartime. Be aware, many of these, although old, can still have Full Steps!
Nice old Jefferson.
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It looks to have been scrubbed pretty heavily. You can see the original toning around the devices and letters. Just a piece of advice if you are a new collector and learning the ropes, don't clean or otherwise try to "improve" the appearance of a coin.
Take a closeup photo of the 3, it may be a 43 over 2 variety. I can see what looks like part of the two sticking out at the NW bottom of the 3.
Not sure whether it is a 43/2 Jeff or not. You might want to investigate closer. Photo compared below to an NGC 43/2.
Jim
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That’s what I was looking at as well. But got distracted by something els. 😳
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