Well, it’s true—and you might have one of these valuable nickels hiding in your change jar right now!Let’s break it down so you don’t accidentally spend a small fortune.
What Makes This Nickel So Special?
At first glance, it looks like a normal nickel… but look closer! 
Here’s what sets it apart:
Color – Instead of the usual silver shine, it has a coppery look (like a penny).
Size & Weight – Slightly smaller than a standard nickel and weighs about 3 grams instead of the usual 5 grams.
The Secret? A Rare Mint Error
This isn’t fake—it’s a genuine U.S. Mint error.
The coin was accidentally struck on a penny planchet (the blank copper disk used for making pennies).
Because of this mistake, it created a unique collectible that serious coin hunters love to find. 
How Much Is It Worth?
A verified error nickel like this has already sold for around $500. 
- Ungraded coins can still sell for good money
- Certified coins (graded by PCGS or NGC) fetch the highest prices
The better the condition, the higher the value.
How to Get Your Coin Certified
Think you’ve found one? Here’s how to add value and credibility:
- Go to PCGS.com or NGCcoin.com
- Create a free account
- Submit your coin for grading & authentication
Certification ensures authenticity and maximizes resale value.
Final Tip: Don’t Overlook Strange Coins!
Weird color? Odd size? Off-center strike? 
Don’t ignore it.
That unusual coin in your pocket could be worth hundreds—or more.
Watch the Full Video
Want to see this rare nickel in action and learn how it sold for $500? 
Watch the full video here.
