Poll of the Day > a 1950 D nickel is something you should look for

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They made 2.6 million of them from the Denver mint. That is the lowest mintage for any Jefferson nickel.

And, I always see tons of 1950 nickels in my drawers(cash register...pants...etc) so you could find one possibly.

I have not. They can sell for like 5-10 dollars.

He wants the D
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I had a penny from 1916 with the King's head on it. Which isn't common for us to see because we've had the Queen on ours since before my time.
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wouldnt mind it

yeah one time i found a 1947 canadian silver dime with him on it.

You know that old coot needs to die. She doesn't look well on the one side of the star trek commemoratives.

I wonder how to identify?
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http://images.pcgs.com/CoinFacts/25378595_38438006_2200.jpg

D is next to monticello. right side of it really small.

also check out the steps on monticello. if you have a nickel such as this one where all of the steps form a line across and arent faded, interrupted, etc they can be worth a lot more. its called a full steps nickel. Not a ton of nickels from this around this time period received a good strike and had the steps, plus wear and tear over the years and there you have it.