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Damage On This V Nickel

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I got this lot of V nickels. All look good but this one. What is the damage on this? I am guessing someone tried to get that brown stuff off and damaged it?


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Could be a struck through debris?
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Looks like either a lamination or a strike through, not PSD.
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The brown stuff is quite possibly a slag inclusion in the alloy which would also explain why there is a small delamination in the same spot.
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So that is actually an error and not PMD. Good thing I posted it.
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