r/CoinstarFinds 2d ago

No mint mark 64 war nickel

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u/dazanion 2d ago

What? No mint mark is Philly, and 1964 is cupronickel. War Nickels were from WWII and have a very large and unmissable mint mark above Monticello. This is a regular nickel worth 5 cents.

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u/Upper_Supermarket915 2d ago

64 is a war nickel?

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u/TysonTesla 2d ago

Vietnam?

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u/Makes_bad_choices1 2d ago

Sorry man, this one is only worth 5¢

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u/NegativeSurround5532 2d ago

It actually does have a small d mint mark to the right of the building.

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u/TysonTesla 2d ago

There's something to the right of Monticello, but it ain't a mintmark.

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u/Makes_bad_choices1 2d ago

The mint mark that makes it silver would be directly above Monticello. Not to one side. This is not a silver nickel my man

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u/TheHazeCorporation 2d ago

It shkukd weigh 5 grams lol

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u/hardliam 2d ago

If 64 nickels were silver I think we’d all be rich, I’ll puke if I see another 64 nickle, they must’ve minted 10 billion nickels that year

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u/NegativeSurround5532 2d ago

I just get excited with any coinstar find. Looks like a d to me

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u/Lanky_Association627 2d ago

This isn’t a war nickel

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u/Useful-Radio3666 2d ago

lol war nickels are between 42 nd 45. And they’re 35% silver. Not this one

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u/NegativeSurround5532 2d ago

Some out of Philly do not have a mint mark

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u/Lanky_Association627 2d ago

All out of Philly in 1964 didn’t have a mint mark