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D. So I already know the chances of this beening what I'm gonna ask you are like zero to none but I have been studying the die markings on this coin vs the sms and there are alot of similarities. So I figured I better ask a professional before I mess up and sell it. .anyways I believe this is a 1964 sms nickel
Asked on Jun 28, 2024
Well…
1. We don’t deal in uncertified minor modern variants. You can get this certified but…
2. It appears to be an ordinary nickel.
3. The Internet is a very poor source of information on coins and I suspect that is where you’re getting your information. At least read our FAQs and what we have to say about it all.
Sorry, but you probably would have saved yourself some trouble if you had read our submission criteria before submitting this.
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