This should be a wartime silver nickel worth a dollar. It could also be a counterfeit "Henning" nickel worth more than that, perhaps $25. It would take special diagnostics to tell, I would have to inspect it. Francis Henning was a nutbag in New Jersey who made hundreds of thousands of fake nickels, why it's not entirely clear, many of them ended up in the river. My guess is it's just a worn silver nickel.
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1944 nickel has no mintmark war nickel
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