1945p double dye error and error coin
Melgun
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what value is this 1945p double dye error and other error coin worth
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Melgun
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Sorry but there is no error on that nickel – everything you see that looks “different” is post minting
damage to the surface of the coin after it was in circulation
Every thing like said above are damage made after the coin left the mint. The coin is worth it’s sliver value which is about $1
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PMD.
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All PMD as stated above....No numismatic premium. Cheers, RickO
My advice is to buy a Red Book of US Coins and read it before watching another YouTube get rich quick video.
research first with books and such on double dies and other errors then you will know what you have or don't have
BTW:PMD on the nickel
https://photos.app.goo.gl/amosQ58fi54gUrgX7
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below is the Die Variety you are thinking about, I don't believe the coin you have is the DDR. to that point, even it was the coin is so degraded that the value would be nil, only worth melt as others have stated.
for the Die Variety --- it isn't an error --- the doubling is to the viewers lower right quadrant of the reverse, very clear.
I'm not going to comment until the poster learns how to spell.
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P.S. - PMD means Post Mint Damage.
The verdict is still out on whether it's a Type 1 (Asphalt) or Type 2 (Cement)
I think it is a type 2.
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