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Help Grading My 1947 Dot 5 Nickel Please

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hi, I wondering if any one could please help me to see what grade my coin is and the value, if any. thanks


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Greetings, I hope this helps some. http://www.saskatooncoinclub.ca/art...5c.html#VF20
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It's so blurry that I can't tell if it's a worn maple leaf of a dot. I'd say VF-20 and, if so, about $40
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I find these difficult under the best of circumstances. Nickel is so much harder than silver that it wears in a very different way. Still, considerable nicks and cuts on the obverse so I'll go with F15-VF20.
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I'll say VF-25.
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It's so blurry that I can't tell if it's a worn maple leaf of a dot.
The maple leaf is much larger and in a different position though, right?
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The maple leaf is larger but can also be found in many different positions even touching the seven at times.
Years ago they were selling near and far maple leafs like the near and far 6, 1896 large cents.

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Sorry, I should have offered an opinion on the original post also.
First thing I'd like to welcome our new member.
As for the grade I'd say VF-20 but a nice one for the this grade.
So many of these coins from the thirties and forties were also used in vending machines and parking meters and most suffer from meter marks.

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I know my cameras not the best lol, it is a dot though and I appreciate the feedback .. I had no idea who to ask that would have the knowledge,so ««thank «Yous..
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