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8 de may. de 2024 · Price: $125,350. Also, in case you’re wondering, beyond bragging rights, Fraser was paid $2,500 to design the Buffalo Nickel. That’s worth about $75,800 in June 2023. He got a further $666.15 for all the edits demanded by Hobbs, which is worth around $19,274 today.
10 de may. de 2024 · Grade: MS 68 FS. Date of Sale: 27 th February 2014. Price: $23,500. During these years, most of the nation’s nickel was redirected to the war effort where it was a key component in weapons and military equipment. So the Jefferson Wartime Nickels were made of 56% copper, 35% silver, and 9% manganese instead.
8 de may. de 2024 · These coins are typically worth $1 to $2 in circulated condition, while those in the mint state cost $3 to $50 on average. The most valuable is the 1943 D MS 64 nickel, paid $1,840 at an auction. The 1943 D Full Steps nickels are more collectible, and collectors are prepared to pay $10 to $100 for most of them.
8 de may. de 2024 · 1976 D nickel Value. The Denver mint struck regular nickels in 1976, with a total mintage of 563,964,147 pieces. Their value in circulated grades is $0.05, while purchasing coins in MS 60 to MS 63 grades cost $1 to $6. Better-graded pieces are worth about $6 to $10, while the most valuable nickels from this mint with MS 66 ranking cost ...
8 de may. de 2024 · At MS65, a 1937 Denver nickel is worth about $105, compared to $75 for the Philadelphia equivalent. And at MS68, the difference is huge – $21,000 for the Denver example, as against $10,500 for Philadelphia. That value is partly explained by the fact that the quality of 1937 Denver nickels top out at MS68.
8 de may. de 2024 · Even specimens in poor condition are worth more than their face value, and you can buy them for $0.65 to $0.78. Depending on the preservation levels, those in grades between GOOD and AU cost $3 to $40. Be aware that the 1923 Buffalo nickels in the mint state are challenging to find on the market, making them costly.
8 de may. de 2024 · Many of the 24,814,000 Buffalo nickels from Denver have survived from 1936 to today, but most are heavily worn-out and sometimes non-collectible. However, some in better condition can cost $0.45 to $30. The 1936 nickels in the mint state are a bit pricier, with an average price of: $40 for coins with the MS 60 grade.
