The 2005 Buffalo Nickel features several valuable errors that collectors seek. Common errors include the “speared bison” (a die gouge…
Most 1979 nickels are worth only face value due to high mintage and lack of precious metals. However, certain error…
A 1977 nickel’s value ranges from face value to over $4,000 depending on condition and mint mark. Circulated coins are…
Most 1976 nickels are worth only face value, but certain specimens can fetch hundreds or thousands of dollars. High-grade uncirculated…
A 1974 nickel without a mint mark (Philadelphia-minted) is typically worth $1-$2 in circulated condition. However, pristine uncirculated coins graded…
A standard 1973 nickel from Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (“D”), or San Francisco (“S”) is worth face value or…
A standard 1970 nickel is worth $0.20-$0.40, but error coins can reach $10,000. The 1970-D nickel’s value increases with repunched…
Most 1966 nickels are worth face value, but error coins and high-grade specimens can be extremely valuable. Standard circulated 1966…
The 1965 nickel coin value depends largely on mint errors. Seven key errors to hunt include doubled dies (design elements…
A standard 1964 nickel is typically worth $0.10-$0.20, but certain errors and variations can significantly increase value. The 1964-D nickel…