How much is a 1985 nickel penny worth?

Answer 1

Sorry, 1945 was last year for any silver nickels. The ONLY US nickels to have any silver were the "War Nickels" struck during WWII. Your coin is a common cupronickel piece worth face value only.

Answer 2

There are multiple 1986 gold coins. Yours might be one of these:

American - 1986 Gold Eagle

This coin is not circulated. The grades are MS 63-70, MS means Mint State. The grades from 63-70 range from 63 being slight wear on the coin to 70 which is a flawless unmarked coin. A thorough explanation can be found at Heritage Coins. This coin is about 92% coin and the worth is close to the current value of gold. The Gold Eagle coins were made in $5, $10, $25, and $50 editions. These are some ballpark estimate prices. It is better to assume your coin is in the grade 63-68 range as it is quite rare to be in the 69 or 70 grade.

$5 Gold Eagle - $131 for grades 63-69. $170 for 69. $1000 for 70.

$10 Gold Eagle - $450-525 for 64-69. $1750 for 70.

$25 Gold Eagle - $850 for 63-68. $950 for 69. $2250 for 70.

$50 Gold Eagle - $1334 for 63-68. $1419 for 69. $4250.

For up to date pricing and price trends on this coin, see the Professional Coin Grading Website.

Canadian - 1986 $100 Peace

The 1986 $100 Canadian International Year of Peace coin sells for about $825.

Switzerland - 1986 Switzerland 4-Coin Gold Proof Set Eternal Pact

This pack contains a 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/10 oz gold coins making 1.85 troy oz of gold. This pack of coins sells for about $1,200 on Apmex, the world's largest online precious metal retailer, to $2000 on coin collecting websites.

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Answer 3

The US never made a gold nickel. Your coin is either tarnished or was plated for use in jewelry, so it has no added value.

Answer 4

This would depend on the type of coin you are talking about. Every coin, no matter what material, usually has a different weight.

Answer 5

No such thing as a "nickel penny". Please post new question with more information. This question makes no sense.

Answer 6

5 cents