Nickel with planchette stuck to it (?)

[jobrian]

Hello, I recently found this coin in a drawer not metal detenting. It is a 2007 Jefferson Nickel, with what appears to be a copper planchette (coin blank) attached to it.
I ran it under the Equinox 600 and it chimed in at 12-13 vdi, which is Jefferson Nickel territory on the Minelab. I saw a similar one on a coin forum with no other additional info about it.
It is also lighter in weight than a similar Jefferson Nickel
Is this common? Is it considered an "error coin"? Is it worth more than $.06?? Thanks for any reply😅😅

 

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[Jose The Goon]

I think it is a squirting nickel joke/novelty. I HAVE AN OLD ONE THAT IS A BUFFALO NIC.
Dunk it underwater & press down on the brass thing to to fill it with water then press down on the brass thing to see if water squirts out of a hole somewhere on the coin

Squirting Nickel Joke | Winkler's Magic Warehouse

This real nickel squirts a fine stream of water at anyone examining it closely. Holds several shots of water. Surprise unexpecting friends by squirting them with this classic and hilarious joke! Easy to refill.

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[jobrian]

I think it is a squirting nickel joke/novelty. I HAVE AN OLD ONE THAT IS A BUFFALO NIC.
Dunk it underwater & press down on the brass thing to to fill it with water then press down on the brass thing to see if water squirts out of a hole somewhere on the coin

Squirting Nickel Joke | Winkler's Magic Warehouse

This real nickel squirts a fine stream of water at anyone examining it closely. Holds several shots of water. Surprise unexpecting friends by squirting them with this classic and hilarious joke! Easy to refill.

www.winklersmagicwarehouse.com

I think it is a squirting nickel joke/novelty. I HAVE AN OLD ONE THAT IS A BUFFALO NIC.
Dunk it underwater & press down on the brass thing to to fill it with water then press down on the brass thing to see if water squirts out of a hole somewhere on the coin

Squirting Nickel Joke | Winkler's Magic Warehouse

This real nickel squirts a fine stream of water at anyone examining it closely. Holds several shots of water. Surprise unexpecting friends by squirting them with this classic and hilarious joke! Easy to refill.

www.winklersmagicwarehouse.com

You're right , haha! its a novelty ring...Oh well, back to diggin in the dirt. thank you sir

 

[jobrian]

Hello, I recently found this coin in a drawer not metal detenting. It is a 2007 Jefferson Nickel, with what appears to be a copper planchette (coin blank) attached to it.
I ran it under the Equinox 600 and it chimed in at 12-13 vdi, which is Jefferson Nickel territory on the Minelab. I saw a similar one on a coin forum with no other additional info about it.
It is also lighter in weight than a similar Jefferson Nickel
Is this common? Is it considered an "error coin"? Is it worth more than $.06?? Thanks for any reply😅😅

ok, Im an idiot....its a novelty ring...squirts water on you😆

 

[river roamer]

Still a cool find

 

[Dakota Sioux]

Its probably worth more than 6 cents though

 

[JohnnyMac]

Hello, I recently found this coin in a drawer not metal detenting. It is a 2007 Jefferson Nickel, with what appears to be a copper planchette (coin blank) attached to it.
I ran it under the Equinox 600 and it chimed in at 12-13 vdi, which is Jefferson Nickel territory on the Minelab. I saw a similar one on a coin forum with no other additional info about it.
It is also lighter in weight than a similar Jefferson Nickel
Is this common? Is it considered an "error coin"? Is it worth more than $.06?? Thanks for any reply😅😅

Thats cool...and funny..

 

[Digger RJ]

Hello, I recently found this coin in a drawer not metal detenting. It is a 2007 Jefferson Nickel, with what appears to be a copper planchette (coin blank) attached to it.
I ran it under the Equinox 600 and it chimed in at 12-13 vdi, which is Jefferson Nickel territory on the Minelab. I saw a similar one on a coin forum with no other additional info about it.
It is also lighter in weight than a similar Jefferson Nickel
Is this common? Is it considered an "error coin"? Is it worth more than $.06?? Thanks for any reply😅😅

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!