1964 non silver 0

[Tridmn]

Found this nickel with a RPM clearly shown in in pic. One of my new favorite coins. Now I keep asking this, but is this worth grading?

[Tridmn]

No FS either.

[Greenstang]

There are only 4 varieties of the 1964D RPM and that isn't one of them. 

With the shape of the front stroke, I would say that it has taken a hit and flattened it.

[Tridmn]

It isn't flattened by any means. I've tried to look up to 4 variations. Any way you could post them so I know what exactly I'm supposed to look for? So many images of "rmp"  it isnt funny. A little help please.

[Crawtomatic]

6 hours ago, Tridmn said:

It isn't flattened by any means. I've tried to look up to 4 variations. Any way you could post them so I know what exactly I'm supposed to look for? So many images of "rmp"  it isnt funny. A little help please.

Try this site.

http://www.varietyvista.com/index.htm

for nickel RPMs this page specifically

http://www.varietyvista.com/05 JN RPMs/Repunched Mintmarks.htm

[Greenstang]

Here are the four RPM's for 1964D Nickel

Yours is close to RPM 004 but it has to be exact

 

[Just Bob]

Can you try another picture with the lighting coming from the left side of the mint mark?

[Crawtomatic]

1 hour ago, Greenstang said:

Here are the four RPM's for 1964D Nickel

Yours is close to RPM 004 but it has to be exact

 

Just for clarification, the Coneca listing for 1964-D RPMs recognizes 7 varieties.  But if grading with NGC, they only attribute 2 (RPM-001 & RPM-005).

[Tridmn]

[Crawtomatic]

My vote is that isn't an RPM situation.

Even if it were, the cost to grade it for either of the 2 RPMs that NGC attributes wouldn't make you money in that condition.

[Just Bob]

I don't think that is a repunched mint mark. I think it is damage - either from a hit, as was stated earlier, or strike damage.

[Tridmn]

I will just have to keep looking. It's a pretty neat coin either way. May keep it anyway. Have several 64''s though. Only 1 silver. 

[Tridmn]

On 8/19/2019 at 7:36 AM, Greenstang said:

Here are the four RPM's for 1964D Nickel

Yours is close to RPM 004 but it has to be exact

 

 

[Tridmn]

Just now, Tridmn said:

 

 

[Conder101]

With a mintage of over 1.7 Billion there are probably some other RPM's out there.  They would have needed somewhere around 5,600 rev dies.  There are bound to be more than 4 RPM's.

[VKurtB]

So, Conder, where abouts? Muncie-ish kinda sorta? Other than being a little flat, nice country, nice folks.

[Conder101]

Yes about 30 to 40 miles from Muncie.  Been a member of the Muncie coin club since I moved to this area back in 1989.  Family comes from the area going back to 1850.

[Chris mcc]

I've found a new discovery Lincoln cent as and need to have it authenticated could somebody do irect me where to go please

 

 

[Greenstang]

Chris- 

Please start your own post instead of using someone elses, this just causes confusion.

If you want help with your coin, post a photo of both sides and point out your area of concern and a member here will be able to help you whether it should be authenticated or not.

[VKurtB]

On 8/19/2019 at 1:05 PM, Tridmn said:

I will just have to keep looking. It's a pretty neat coin either way. May keep it anyway. Have several 64''s though. Only 1 silver.

If you think you have a 1964 silver nickel, trust me on this, you don't.

[Tridmn]

3 hours ago, VKurtB said:

If you think you have a 1964 silver nickel, trust me on this, you don't.

So I have found out. I've been looking and researching for myself.