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Mysterious, ‘Sexy’ Nickel Sells For $3.17 Million

Blog Jun 18, 2013

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The last time the Walton nickel was up for sale was 1944, when Walton bought it for $3750. Eighteen years later, Walton was killed in a car accident while on his way to a coin show. Though Walton’s collection was recovered, his family was told that the 1913 Liberty nickel he had with him that day was a fake.

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