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D. 1937 F (I think— it’s hard to see the letter under the year in the picture but I think it’s an F) Indian head nickel, circulated. I read through all the papers, I promise, I just still can’t tell because some places have this for $2 or less and I see some that look similar on eBay for over 1k . Thank you!

Asked on Jul 2, 2022

The mint mark would be on the reverse under the Buffalo. And since it's absent it's Philadelphia. Yours is in the two dollar and less pile. You have to understand they were a lot of people in 1937, and a lot of nickels. 


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