Hobo nickels start out as Indian Head nickels. During the depression enterprising and talented itinerant artists (hobos) would carve or reshape the Indian Head into other shapes (skulls, clowns, animals) then sell them as trinkets to the public at a more than 5 cent cost - thus turning a profit.
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This coin is called a "Hobo Nickel" and do have a collectible values but not numismatic values. Most are made from high mintage Buffalo nickels from 1936 to 1938 and the carvings on them run from crude to superior. For a value the best thing to do is run a web search on hobo nickels.
You almost certainly have a piece of folk art called a "hobo nickel". The design was altered after the coin was minted. Your coin would have to be inspected in person by an expert in hobo nickels to determine whether it's an original piece made during the period that the coin was circulated (1913-1938) or a modern piece. Original hobo nickels can sell for hundreds of dollars, while modern interpretations sell for $10 to $50.
More information is needed, a date and complete description. It may be a "Hobo Nickel" that has been hand carved.
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