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Daniel

Welcome!

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Worth one cent

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It is an impaired proof, since it's been mishandled. I can't see much from that, you will see a lot of reflections in proof coins.

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If you find a strange coin in change then it is damaged. Look for doubled dies not strange coins.

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You need to use a price guide. A price guide tells you what a coin is worth and so do sold ebay auctions.

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Without an image we can't help much.

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Yep, this can happen.

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No one an tell you if it's worth it, you just have to take that chance on your own.

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It's not a proof so it can't be an accented hair.

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I agree

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I would learn about coin grading and their value before learning about the grading companies and which would make you more money.

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I think it looks a little off myself, but we're looking at images.

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It's been exposed to corrosive chemicals like an acid. It's worth face value.

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Go to Google or ebay and type in what's on the coin to search for it.

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Go to Google or ebay and type in what's on the coin to search for it.

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Until a coin is graded NO FG then no one can be sure, also if the date and mint isn't known for this then it's going to be called "struck with a filled die".

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It's worn down and unless it's silver it's only worth face value. Please use ebay sold auctions to look up what coins go for.

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It's a T2 mint mark. Good buy

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Very common plating blisters, you see these on cents all the time.

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It's not a die crack but a slight delamination. Go to error-ref.com and look up die cracks and delamination.

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It's been exposed to a corrosive chemical, so this is post mint damage.

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Yes, it is. I can tell you if it's worth grading, only you can tell and you can look up what value they are in each grade and compare that with the grading fees and such.

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Use ebay sold auctions to see what your coin is worth

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This is cause by extreme heat

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Welcome!

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I agree with earle and I don't recommend selling at ebay.

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You need to buy a 2021 Red Book Price guide and use a photograde app. Stop using Google to look up coins.

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I agree, often the mint didn't properly adjust the dies on coins. Also grease filled die strikes often prevented the details from being struck properly.

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Just toning and some design changes.

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It's called an impaired proof and this happens when a proof coin ends up in circulation, which happens a lot. Rolls searchers find these all the time and I buy them in collections in my shop.

It is a damaged coin and worth much less than a problem free proof.

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Even the coin grading companies break their own standards but even at FS nickels need to grade really high to be worth much money.

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Very common die chips.

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Here's where I go to check https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/196 ... 3-6/145363

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Nice find!

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Thank you. I do try to narrow my searches down as well.

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It's damaged, someone cut and glued two different coins together.

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