A trial run of coins were produced in 1964 in preparation for the production of the 1965 SMS collectors set. There were 10-20 of each denomination. This involved specially prepared dies that gave a distinctive surface appearance. Mint director Ava Adams saved them in her private collection. After her death in 1990 they were sold at her estate auction. You need to find one of these.
Look for full steps … clean no scratches ! No dents …. Not worn down at high points ,no mint mark which means it’s from Philly 1964 for the date that’s pretty much it
It's kinda like those Get Rich Quick Guys that I've blown 1000s of $$ on their Seminars/ Courses to learn their Secrets, but they Aways leave that ONE piece of the puzzle out that will make you a Millionaire, like them! Only, cheaper.
Perhaps you should start making short videos until you can understand how to explain the information properly you look like a rookie trying to mimic the coin channel perhaps you should stop making short videos until you can understand how to properly explain the information. You look like a rookie trying to knock off the @thecoinchannel
You would have received it from mint director Ava Adams. These were unknown until 1990 when a few trial pieces were found in her estate. It seems to have a practice run trial where she kept a few. They were all then sold at at her estate auction.
@@F1083 no one received them from her She was dead when they were found. So what the F*CK are the (in detail w/ pictures of examples) identifiable feature to look for? Or just sit there with all that make up on, you clown
Hey treasure town I do have a 1964 Thomas Jefferson minted nickel and it’s detailed etchings are raised very clearly as well as the mint and it is not in bad shape at all for a nickel this old
Back of the coin, Monticello bldg. front steps. If the steps are full steps, that could be a rare one (FS=full steps) . Not only the 1964 nickle but also the 1966.
I have one from dad’s old collection, he gave them to me when I was 13 years old. The one I have has a mirror finish, but no mint mark. It looks like it was made in San Francisco mint. But then again has no S. I’ve saved it for all these years because of the luster on it. Still saved up in the package.
What’s the difference between the special 1964 nickel and the normal circulated 1964 nickel? What feature should we be looking for that sets it apart? I just went to my nickels and I have 2 1964 nickels and also a 1964 D nickel that’s colored green for some reason.
You can tell if you have one the finish on the coin has a special color to it and you can tell the difference from a proof I have one still in the package with full steps the coin stands out from a normal nickel because of the tone finish and minds is not a proof coin I'm going to send it off and see what happens I had these coin's over 15 years or more found out about the SMS about 5 years ago good luck to everyone that have one and searching for one
I think u have one like the one i have , the one i have is a texture and color ive never seen on any coin or in picture or videos, it for sure stands out when placed in a pile of coins . And amazingly it had no dark spots or scratches of any sort . ive tryed taking a pic in so many different lightings n the color just dont reflect like it should . Its weird. Its like a smooth grey , frosty finish.
A 1964 nickel is considered to be a relatively rare coin, making it worth a significant amount of money. The 1964 nickel is the only year in which nickels were made of silver, as opposed to being composed of copper and nickel as most current nickels are. The silver content in the 1964 nickel makes it worth more than the face value of five cents.
@@jaymartell2967 I hear you, something happened between 1964 & 1965. To make sure your coins have silver specially half dollar coins look the rims all around, if the coin has red, it is cooper and zinc or cooper and nickel alloy.
I literally just came into a 1964-D WITH the double mint strike. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 definitely better then a MS63 and not quite a MS67 but I would put money on it that it's a MS65 ... if your interested HIT ME UP or drop a comment. Once it's graded I will be asking 2xs what I would take for it now.
1964 nickel look closely for the mint mark "D", it is a punch error and the D looks like it's been punched twice, that is a valuable one. Inspect your nickles.
the biggest factor is the 1964 being a proof coin. There's not that many proof coins from 1964. The ones that are around were supposed to be proof coins for 1965
it's a deep strike setting and on the internet layout of the coin non mirror finish more of a hazy between the head and the letterings over the 1964 date and the head of the Jefferson more of a hazy polish but it's a deep strike that's what you're looking for settings real prominent of the letterings. Planchet strike.
Now how in the hell are we expected to find a mint state nickel that's circulated for 58 years. I enjoy most of your error coin vids, but these type ads basically are just click bait, to get your views up.
So how do you determine if you have a Special Mint Set coin compared to a regular business strike coin?SMS were ONLY in 1965, 1966, and 1967? The dates will NOT have mint marks! Plus The Philly mint did not strike coins with the “P” mark until 1980! So how do you tell the difference in 1964 that it’s an SMS?
Provenance. All known samples were found in the mint director's private collection after her death in 1990 and sold at auction. less than two dozen of each denomination were made. They are all in collections and when your granddad dies it will be labeled as such. It's a joke to go coin hunting for this. The only purpose of this video is to get people excited so they hit that up button
I have a beautiful one of those but I don't know what to do with it so I just collect wheat pennies Buffalo Nichols consecutive serial 82-92 Wam and cam fancy serial numbers I pretty much got some of everything don't know where to begin so I just collect them
How can you tell the difference if I have one of each in my hands circulation proof or SMS strikes what is the difference on the coin itself that we can determine which one we have
You literally missed the most important part dude! Look on the right side of the back, you'll see a D and some didn't get struck hard enough so they went in and struck them by hand and they did it OVER the D that was already there!!! I saved a BUNCH of 1964 and older nickles and I have like 50 of these nickels about 7 of them have no mint marks, I did find 1!!!!!! I have a few really really nice 1964's that would grade VERY HIGH! I WISH MY DOUBLE D STAMPED WAS ONE OF THE VERY MINT ONES I HAVE BUT TO MY LUCK, I FOUND ONE!!!!!! GOT SOME GREAT ANGLES OF THE DOUBLE D's!!!! Posting on Ebay to see what kind of love, if it doesn't sell I will send it in to get slabbed, I should probably do that first. I have. A few mint errors on $2 bills and a 1968 DD penny
And you haven't explained what is different,,,, congratulations 🎉
ONCE AGAIN!!- you STILL HAVE NOT PROPERLY EXPLAINED TO US WHAT TO LOOK FOR OR WHAT THE NOTICABLE DIFFERENCE IS?! WTF???
I thought it was just me. By the end of the short I learned nothing new.
Yes. What? I have a 1964 that looks like this. At least I think it does.
A trial run of coins were produced in 1964 in preparation for the production of the 1965 SMS collectors set. There were 10-20 of each denomination. This involved specially prepared dies that gave a distinctive surface appearance. Mint director Ava Adams saved them in her private collection. After her death in 1990 they were sold at her estate auction. You need to find one of these.
It has all of the steps on the back of the nickel!! He definitely left that part out.
Look for full steps … clean no scratches ! No dents …. Not worn down at high points ,no mint mark which means it’s from Philly 1964 for the date that’s pretty much it
What’s the Identifier for the coin? I didn’t catch anything in the video is it the weight?
Its not the weight 5 grams is what they all weigh
So what is different about these, how we know if we have one? You didn't tell us what to look for
Gotta say, like all the rest said: how do you tell them apart
I have two of them what should I do who do I contact
@@clementehernandez2781 cn
Your guess is as good as mine how you tell the difference 😉
And if you notice, all these high priced coins are extremely rare and in almost perfect condition.
It's kinda like those Get Rich Quick Guys that I've blown 1000s of $$ on their Seminars/ Courses to learn their Secrets, but they Aways leave that ONE piece of the puzzle out that will make you a Millionaire, like them! Only, cheaper.
I have a 63’ that is immaculate. Full steps and all, but what do I do with it now?
I'm not seeing any identifiers here
this guy doesn't ever properly explain identifying characteristics half the time!! like to hear himself talk I guess
From what I have learned, the valuable ones have visible steps. Not for sure, I'm still learning.
Perhaps you should start making short videos until you can understand how to explain the information properly you look like a rookie trying to mimic the coin channel perhaps you should stop making short videos until you can understand how to properly explain the information. You look like a rookie trying to knock off the @thecoinchannel
What is the identifier to tell this one apart from the millions of other 1964 nickels?!?
You would have received it from mint director Ava Adams. These were unknown until 1990 when a few trial pieces were found in her estate. It seems to have a practice run trial where she kept a few. They were all then sold at at her estate auction.
@@F1083 Thanks 👍
So "technically" useless info except for a very few (and those like myself that like useless info🤷🤣)
@@F1083 no one received them from her She was dead when they were found. So what the F*CK are the (in detail w/ pictures of examples) identifiable feature to look for? Or just sit there with all that make up on, you clown
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@@tracewallace23 unless you're banging this chick....I don't think you're going to have one
So, wth are we looking for?? What distinguishes them from the others? Full steps? I didn't catch that?
Hey treasure town I do have a 1964 Thomas Jefferson minted nickel and it’s detailed etchings are raised very clearly as well as the mint and it is not in bad shape at all for a nickel this old
So you will never find these gotcha
It is also FS which is full steps on the Monticello which can be worth a whole lot of money
Back of the coin, Monticello bldg. front steps. If the steps are full steps, that could be a rare one (FS=full steps) . Not only the 1964 nickle but also the 1966.
I have one,, ,big scratch going through ( liberty and 1964 ).. does that damage it completely???
No just Values are different but still worth something over face value
I have one from dad’s old collection, he gave them to me when I was 13 years old. The one I have has a mirror finish, but no mint mark. It looks like it was made in San Francisco mint. But then again has no S. I’ve saved it for all these years because of the luster on it. Still saved up in the package.
S=San Francisco D=Denver P=Philadelfaphia. No mint mark = Phyladelphia
Cool. So I'll just send every 1964 nickel I come across to be graded? Cause I still have no fucking clue what to look for!
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Roof king makes a really great point. WTF !
Yes .. I have that coin .. 1964 five cents no mint mark and in a good condition..
I also have a penny that has doubling in the Lincoln memorial I think (I think 2 ) but the rest don't have that
What year?
What’s the difference between the special 1964 nickel and the normal circulated 1964 nickel? What feature should we be looking for that sets it apart? I just went to my nickels and I have 2 1964 nickels and also a 1964 D nickel that’s colored green for some reason.
green means water and cooper = rust. I wonder if the difference is magnet.
What do you look for that makes them special
You can tell if you have one the finish on the coin has a special color to it and you can tell the difference from a proof I have one still in the package with full steps the coin stands out from a normal nickel because of the tone finish and minds is not a proof coin I'm going to send it off and see what happens I had these coin's over 15 years or more found out about the SMS about 5 years ago good luck to everyone that have one and searching for one
I think u have one like the one i have , the one i have is a texture and color ive never seen on any coin or in picture or videos, it for sure stands out when placed in a pile of coins . And amazingly it had no dark spots or scratches of any sort . ive tryed taking a pic in so many different lightings n the color just dont reflect like it should . Its weird. Its like a smooth grey , frosty finish.
I have 5 1964s and two are just like this
I have a 1963 nickle right here on my table
Define
What is the message here?
What the hell are we looking for?
A needle in a haystack. Of course
A 1964 nickel is considered to be a relatively rare coin, making it worth a significant amount of money. The 1964 nickel is the only year in which nickels were made of silver, as opposed to being composed of copper and nickel as most current nickels are. The silver content in the 1964 nickel makes it worth more than the face value of five cents.
@@HelmetVanga No silver in 64 nickels.Only 42--45 have it.There is 2,800,000,000 sixty-four nicks in circulation.Common AF
@@jaymartell2967 I hear you, something happened between 1964 & 1965. To make sure your coins have silver specially half dollar coins look the rims all around, if the coin has red, it is cooper and zinc or cooper and nickel alloy.
A needle in a haystack 4scin
Sorry, i have 3 and i cant see what you mean.
I literally just came into a 1964-D WITH the double mint strike. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 definitely better then a MS63 and not quite a MS67 but I would put money on it that it's a MS65 ... if your interested HIT ME UP or drop a comment. Once it's graded I will be asking 2xs what I would take for it now.
Yes, I have this exactly coin, and have the fs completed, thanks for tha information
I have it exactly the same like the one you showing I can send you a picture if you like
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Is there a mint mark on it
MOST COMMON NICKEL MADE! PLEASE EXPLAIN TO US WHAT'S SO GRAND ABOUT THIS NICKEL???...
I have a few of those. How do I get them sell? Please let me know where I can sell them.
Ebay
coin channel guy will know
@@custosnocte1528 how do I get him I really need to sell some of the coins I have.
I have a 1964 D nickel. Please let me know where i can sell
I have a 1964 D nickel. Please let me know where i can sell
I have a 1964 nickel, no mint and Jefferson has a severe double chin 🤣😂
I have 3 with a mint mark is a Di
Then the Nickle was made in Denver.
Mine Is 1940! And, My Liberty Silver Dollar, Looks Old As Hell: BUT IT HAS NO, DATE!
I have one and it’s also bent or folded a bit on the edges
I have one exactly like the one you showing I have about 16 total
So what are we supposed to be looking for?
Hola! Tengo este set especial de monedas pero que no es el set que se lanzó oficialmente. Saludos.
I have a 1939 nickel , i wonder what it is worth 🤔😫
Sorry...I'm missing something also....got that freakin nickel on the counter staring at me...not sure what I'm looking for...
What is a SMS? We would need a comparison of some kind. Does it have an S mark? How are we to tell the difference?
I only have the 1964 nickel with the D double print on the right of the back of the nickel
The difference is there is no mint mark on the coin
1964 nickel look closely for the mint mark "D", it is a punch error and the D looks like it's been punched twice, that is a valuable one. Inspect your nickles.
full step 60's nickels basically don't exist
I just found a 1964 nickel in excellent condition. I think it's a sms coin too. Was wondering if anyone can help me with it
Very cool
I have a 1999 coin. It's the same as the front and back.
I've got a 64 with two heads? does not appear to have been altered, got a black beauty look to it
I have one do i need to get it graded?
Should to be sure
How can you tell the difference between a special mint strike and a proof strike 1964
I've got a really nice 1963 no mint mark with full steps and real defined letters and mirror finnish
My Mistake I ment 1964 with full steps no mint mark
Any coin that old with a mirror field has to be a proof
I, sir, have a liberty coin like that
I found a 1961 nickel that looks just like this no mint
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What do you look for that tells you they're sms as opposed to regular strike?
the biggest factor is the 1964 being a proof coin. There's not that many proof coins from 1964. The ones that are around were supposed to be proof coins for 1965
Not proof.Special strikes
I have a 1964,1947 and they are available
Got a couple rolls,D over Ds63 64 but no no full steps, are they still worth money...just tell me, I'm sure some are sms!!
i have here ¹ Jefferson nickel 1964no mint mark..how i sell these help me to sell I'm here in Philippines..
Hi sir I have that nickel 1964 D yes sir I did itwas worth that much but I dnt know how to sell thank you sir🙏👍👌🌈🌈🌈
One might be D over s , but no fs some have some lines but no full steps, are they worth anything? Sms got that velvet finish..tell me something !!
it's a deep strike setting and on the internet layout of the coin non mirror finish more of a hazy between the head and the letterings over the 1964 date and the head of the Jefferson more of a hazy polish but it's a deep strike that's what you're looking for settings real prominent of the letterings. Planchet strike.
I have many 1964 nickel with mint mark and without mint mark
What am I looking for? Special strike? I'm new to this.
The difference is the steps on the back if the steps are clear on the back it's one if it's a blob no go
1996Dfive cent error in six o. clock rotation coin value
I have several of these nickels
One of the letter "O" is largest than the rest, that is a possible mint error
I have over 20 of them, so what am I looking for?😅
I Have 2 of These and 5 with a D on the Reverse and 1 with a S on the reverse side
Now how in the hell are we expected to find a mint state nickel that's circulated for 58 years.
I enjoy most of your error coin vids, but these type ads basically are just click bait, to get your views up.
LOL
So how do you determine if you have a Special Mint Set coin compared to a regular business strike coin?SMS were ONLY in 1965, 1966, and 1967? The dates will NOT have mint marks! Plus The Philly mint did not strike coins with the “P” mark until 1980! So how do you tell the difference in 1964 that it’s an SMS?
Provenance. All known samples were found in the mint director's private collection after her death in 1990 and sold at auction. less than two dozen of each denomination were made. They are all in collections and when your granddad dies it will be labeled as such.
It's a joke to go coin hunting for this.
The only purpose of this video is to get people excited so they hit that up button
I do! Yes I do!!!!! 💪🏽😏
I have one coin, 1964 with D mark, how much does it worth?
I have one, how do I go about having it graded
Got one no mint mark good condition
I have some and two of them have the word on the right on the rim of the nickel
Hola soy de ecuador y tengo una moneda de 5 sentabo de 1964 en buen estado
I have a beautiful one of those but I don't know what to do with it so I just collect wheat pennies Buffalo Nichols consecutive serial 82-92 Wam and cam fancy serial numbers I pretty much got some of everything don't know where to begin so I just collect them
How can you tell the difference if I have one of each in my hands circulation proof or SMS strikes what is the difference on the coin itself that we can determine which one we have
I've got a a 1964 Nickle. !!! O wait - Not the one with three heads on the obverse side an not on reverse either. Damnit !!!!! 🤪
aren't they supposed to have full steps on the reverse in order to get that value.
I have
I have a 1964 Jefferson Nicole with a upsidown Monticello picture no mint mark 2 toned can u help me with value
So we're looking for the 1964 proof Nickel in Proof sets
You literally missed the most important part dude! Look on the right side of the back, you'll see a D and some didn't get struck hard enough so they went in and struck them by hand and they did it OVER the D that was already there!!! I saved a BUNCH of 1964 and older nickles and I have like 50 of these nickels about 7 of them have no mint marks, I did find 1!!!!!! I have a few really really nice 1964's that would grade VERY HIGH! I WISH MY DOUBLE D STAMPED WAS ONE OF THE VERY MINT ONES I HAVE BUT TO MY LUCK, I FOUND ONE!!!!!! GOT SOME GREAT ANGLES OF THE DOUBLE D's!!!! Posting on Ebay to see what kind of love, if it doesn't sell I will send it in to get slabbed, I should probably do that first. I have. A few mint errors on $2 bills and a 1968 DD penny
What?
The only US coin that is magnetic is the 1943 steel cent
Where do i sell my 1964 jefferson nickle no mint marks
I have a 1964 Jefferson nickel
How...Ever...
!!!!!!!!!!!you said it....
You didn't explain that it's also supposed to be a (P) Philadelphia mint mark
I have 2 of this.,d mint.the other 1 is a error coin
Again that coin does not say sms on it anywhere ,,,plus it must have a double Monticello
Interested looking at my collection and handle to sell?!