1946 S Nickel coin
nooraden1
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Hi guys I have this nickel coin isn't war world coin and 35 % silver and mintmark.
thank you so much for reply.
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nooraden1
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Not silver, and I can hardly read your post. Please revise it. Thank you!
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Is there a question in that post?? As I see and read the post the coin is worth five cents.
Its a very worn nickel worth 5 cents. You can spend at a store of your choosing.
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It is time to buy a Guide Book of United States Coins (the Red Book). The coin you show is a low grade 1946-S nickel that is worth a nickel.
Any way thanks guys.
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Not silver!
One more vote for not silver and just worth five cents. Cheers, RickO
That is an extremely rare off metal strike if it is 35% silver. What makes you think it is 35% silver?
Definitely save it, coinflation says its melt value is 6.75 cents!
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Thanks a lot everyone for replying. .
Very circulated 46-S. Nothing really special about this coin unless you throw pre 60 nickels into saving tubes.
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Although only worth a nickel, I would throw it in my coin jar and keep it.