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1928 Buffalo Nickel, Well Placed Hit?

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In my last box of nickels I found 9 Buffalo nickels! I was pretty happy about that,But this one and the one I'm posting next has an area of interest.The e in five is the area in question. So is this a well placed hit? Thanks for any advice!
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 Posted 01/01/2018  07:35 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add moxking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
looks like a die chip with a hit over the top of it.
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To my eye it's displaced metal, just PMD.
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I do appreciate it. It was just odd enough to post.
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Info added to the coin by a Mint worker that studders.
Unusual place for whatever that is though.
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Congrats on finding 8 Buffalo nickels!

Not many left in the wild to find.
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Congrats on finding 8 Buffalo nickels!

Not many left in the wild to find.



So true! After going through many many coin rolls over many years I have only found 2!
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I couldn't believe it either. I think someone dumped grandpa's coins and I was at the right bank at the right time to get this box!
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