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1919 Buffalo Nickel . Wrong Planchette

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Hello there, I was wondering if you could please tell me if this nickles was spray painted? Or could this nickles have been struck on a different planchette?. I'm new to the hobby. Any information from pros as yourselves. Would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
1919-Buffalo-Nickel-.-Wrong-Planchette
1919-Buffalo-Nickel-.-Wrong-Planchette
1919-Buffalo-Nickel-.-Wrong-Planchette

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Just a heavily worn and damaged Buffalo nickel. The date area easily wore down with circulation wear.
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Your coin has been acid treated to restore the date. The acid gives the treated surfaces a pitted or frosted look.
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And, it appears some subtle toning has taken place--not uncommon. Metals can tone when exposed to various environmental agents.
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I agree, the nickel has toned and someone acid treated date area.
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Looks like a correct and completely normal planchet. As noted by others above, the coin has wear, toning, and an acid restored date (probabky Nic-a-date).
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