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1974 D Nickel Cracked On The Inside Edges

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 Posted 03/08/2019  04:46 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add achayalkun112 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello again I have a 1974 d nickel that has cracks like paint chips falling off on the inner rim. Botton of Jefferson, above his head, and "we trust". Dont know if its age or a bad mixture of the coins content

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Hmmpf. That's a good one. Have to wait for the pros to chime in.

My first thought was something similar to a Rim Fin but I'm talking out of my you know what.
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Badly deteriorated die. The letters are pushing right into the rim.
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I am thinking that extra material is just damage.
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Can't see it from here, but it maybe a Dryer Coin? That rolls the edge over the rim.
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Those 70' nickels have a super bad issue with poor strikes
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I am wondering if this is Peripheral Die Damage? (a form of Die Deterioration) It looks similar to this reference.

http://www.error-ref.com/peripheral-die-damage/
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The early stages of a Dryer Coin?
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