What is the value of a 1966 US nickel?

Answer 1

If you found it in change it doesn't really have any collector's value so its only a nickel.

In uncirculated condition, as of 02/2015 it could retail for anywhere from a quarter in the lowest collectible grade (MS60) to several hundred dollars in top condition (MS66 or higher) so it may be worth having it evaluated by a dealer or appraiser.

Note that there are no mint marks on any US Coins dated 1965 through 1967.

August 19, 2009: If you got it in change spend it, the coins are not silver or rare. In 1966, 3 US mints were producing coins but none of them were putting mint marks on their coins. Therefore there is no way to know where a particular coin was made. This nickel can still be found in circulation and thus its circulated value is 5 cents. The uncirculated values are shown in the following list:

Uncirculated Grades........

MS60................................$0.20

MS63................................$0.35

MS64................................$1.80

MS65................................$15

MS66................................$125

MS67................................$1,060