1954 nickel printed on wrong planchet error
Letstalk
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printed on either a dime planchet, foreign planchet or half a nickel planchet. It weighs only 2.4g and is extremely thin. Any thoughts on rarity or value
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I have a 1954 nickel printed on either a dime planchet, foreign planchet or half a nickel planchet. It weighs only 2.4g and is extremely thin. Any thoughts on rarity or value
As recommended in your other thread, pictures would help, immensely. Also, coins are "struck" , not "printed"
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Welcome to the forum. That’s a tough question for me. The pros will not consider the post as serious without good photos of what you hold—do not post a pic of a coin that is like it.
Read the threads some more, see how not to post.
I wish you luck in the hobby.
Being able to provide decent images means most everything for this question. Good luck!
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We can't evaluate your coin till we see it.
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Photos needed. It may just be a coin that was dipped in acid.
Could be a dime ... value depends on date, condition and if silver or clad .... could be $200 -$400 if not screwed with after leaving mint (damaged or cleaned)
@Letstalk ... Welcome aboard. We will need pictures to help you further. It could be a damaged coin or it could be genuine... Once we see pictures we can offer further assistance. Cheers, RickO