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2013-D Nickel: Raised Bump

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 Posted 04/08/2015  08:22 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add BlueSolo to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
About 1/5th of the 2013 D nickels I find have this weird bump on them in the same place. The bump extends from the top of the Monticello to the 'E' in "E Pluribus." It is pretty difficult to take a picture of since the bump is not very tall, you can not feel it. What is this? Has anyone else noticed this?

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2013-D-Nickel:-Raised-Bump

2013-D-Nickel:-Raised-Bump

2013-D-Nickel:-Raised-Bump

2013-D-Nickel:-Raised-Bump

2013-D-Nickel:-Raised-Bump
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Damaged die would be my guess.
"How" is another question.
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 Posted 04/08/2015  09:12 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DaSlayer to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
With it on so many coins it can't be PMD (Post Mint Damage). Most likely it came from a damaged die.
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Well nothing from a clash could have caused this:
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No edges of the field intersect on this area. If might be an over polished area on the die. In the last image you can see the weakening of the dome next to that area. The die may have been polished to remove an imperfection/damage in that area on the reverse die. If you check your coins you will probably find the same markers on each coin if they were all from the same die pair. If you find different markers there may have been more dies affected?
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I agree with a damaged die the little die crack is the beginning of what looks like a huge failure if you have more rolls of those I'd be interested to find out if you see a progression.
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