I assume you have a 1936 Buffalo Nickel. This was the year that more Buffalo Nickels were made than any other year, so the coin is quite common, despite not seen in circulation anymore. I typically offer 35 cents for these. You might expect to pay 50 cents to a dollar from most dealers
Basically 5 cents, maybe 10 cents. No real collectors value yet.
If it's been circulated and shows wear, = five cents. They are common. If it's uncirculated, it might retail for 20 cents or so.
What is the Value of a 1979 usa 50 cents
It's still worth five cents.
5 cents rL
Basically 5 cents, maybe 10 cents. No real collectors value yet.
Twenty five cents.
Both the US and Canadian nickels have the value of five (5) cents.
Cents are usually divided only to find a unit cost in manufacturing. The value would be written out "five and seven-hundredths cents." If this is US currency, the cents are the decimal part of the value. The spelling of $5.07 is "five dollars and seven cents."
The number value 504.00 is "five hundred four" (and no hundredths). The US currency value $504.00 is "five hundred (and) four dollars" (and no cents).
Five cents was the value. That was the cost of mailing a half ounce letter.
The US currency value would be written "ninety-five dollars and sixty-one cents."
The number 85.00 is "eighty-five" (and no hundredths). In US currency, the value $85.000 is "eighty-five dollars" (and no cents).
The number 45000.00 is "forty-five thousand" (and no hundredths). The US currency value $45000.00 is "forty-five thousand dollars" (and no cents).
If it's been circulated and shows wear, = five cents. They are common. If it's uncirculated, it might retail for 20 cents or so.
The currency amount $45.00 is spelled "forty-five dollars" (and no cents).
What is the Value of a 1979 usa 50 cents