1913 v nickle ?

I bought alot of coins today and i found a 1913 v nickle ,
any one kno a price ?
I can post pic's also

 

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its probably fake... last one sold for $3.75 million

 

Is this trolling?? If it's not it is probably a counterfeit.... Please do post pics.

 

"Trolling", Zach?

-Brian

 

There are only Five (5) known as listed by the Red Book :rollling:

 

Please Post the Photograph and also look at the back of a coin look for word " COPY " this coin must be a replica not the real one. I think the last record sale of 1913 nickel is 5 $ Million (Jay Parino after he bough it 1.5 Million Then Next auction sales is 1.8 M then 3.75 and the last is 5 Million.:thumb:

 

Plzz let me kno!

Does not say copy. A little worn but looks pretty real to me

lets hope i just hit the jackpot haha

 

there are 5 known... 2 are in the smithsonian, the other 3 are accounted for in private collections. yours is a fake. sorry.

from the smithsonian collection...


cropped pic of the 1913... all 5 are mint state, btw...

 

Just bc their is 5 known dont mean mines not real! Key word "known"

 

Yes 5 is Known but still ONE is in Question. This must be the real answered if the other one is really existed to make 1913 V nickel to be exact as Six Coins.:thumb:

 

How did that 1913 circulate for 98 years and get so worn down, like nobody was looking for 1913's ?

 

Only difference I see is a big T and a little T.

Deb will go Hiking with Tom tomorrow.

Deb will go hiking with Tom tomorrow.

Works either way.

 

IF that's coin is real.... He will be famous to find the six coins. and becoming New Millionaire....

 

i am going to try and have it looked at tomorrow.
i bought it along with 500+ mixed coins and $40 face value silver mercery dimes. the guy owns a pawn shop n said a old woman who husban had a stroke brought all the coins in and he bought all them for 900$ i payed 1000$ for the dimes and $150 for the mixed coins.

the nickle was in a micro sd card holder! lol

im hopeing i found my 1943 copper penny of nickles haha
lets hope yall see my name on the news soon.
William Gray

 

Do i need to try and post better pics?
or of just sertin features?

 

Even though the odds are like 10 billion to 1, there is a chance its real and went under the radar. post better pics please

 

How did you obtain the coin? If authentic, this is surely an amazing discovery!

-Brian

 

There is zero chance that your coin is a genuine 1913 Liberty Nickel. ZERO.

There are five known 1913 Liberty Nickels in existance and all are accounted for. Two are on display at the ANA Museum in Colorado Springs. (A third one was on display at the ANA Museum but it was sold last year for almost $4 million.)

Have any of you ever held a 1913 Liberty Nickel?

I have.

 

My guess is this is someone with a little tooling experience's cruel joke. It would be pretty neat if it were real, however.