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A friend of mine buys a lot of estate lots and pulls out the possible error coins. Every once in a while I go through his pile to let him know what the coins are. Last pile was the usual bunch of damage, minor clips and laminations, etc. But there were two decent struck through die caps and this one. Turns out it was an unlisted split die, so I sent it in and JC attributed it. It will likely be on it's way to ANACS at some point, but I just made a big submission and it'll be a while before I have enough to do another. Normally for a split die I would go with PCGS, but I'd rather like to get "DISCOVERY PC" on the label and ANACS will do that. 1972 D Jefferson nickel mint error - split die discovery piece SD-5c-1972D-03R     Edited by tropicalbats Today 11H 20M ago
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wow, that's a great one. nice find!
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Fabulous looking error TB. Congratulations on the discovery coin. 
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Absolutely no mistaking that one....superb!
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Woah that one is really nice @tb. Well done!
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push." -----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed." -----King Adz
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Very nice discovery and good looking coin!
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Congrats on the coin and listing TB! I'll say it has some nice "eye patch" appeal 
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