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Post Mint Damage. Also sometimes called PSD for Post Strike Damage. Either way it's a damaged coin with no added premium. The thing of it is that PMD might present as an error or variety coin especially on worn coinage. A member posted a silver Rossevelt the other day thinking PMD. Found out later it was an RPM variety worth a little extra. So spy your coins well! |
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United States
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$20 BWR nickels - 2x42 & a 43-D.
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Nice on the 1943D. What condition was your find?
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I agree, nice find!  |
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United States
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The 43-D is VG-ish. That typical heavily worn look that Wars get, but nice and even though.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
860 Posts |
Great find, mendelman!
Tonight's box yielded a 1945D and a 1942P silver.
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Pillar of the Community
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I think it meants Post Mint Damage or something along those lines. Basically just means damage to a coin that happened outside of where the coin was minted.
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Valued Member
United States
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Box #12:
Pre-1960'S: 19
War: 0
2009: 0
Still Missing 9: 38S, 39D, 39S, 43D, 44D, 44S, 45D, 50D, 51S
Tons of AU/BU mid-90's to present. Nothing of not from the pre-60's.
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I stopped keeping the 2009 nickels. I find on average 7-8 per box. That is for the d mint though. For p mint I think I find one per every 9 boxes or so.
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4/8/15 results  2000 nickels searched 30s - 1 (1939) 40s - 13 (42S, 43S, 48D hole fillers) 50s - 20 (1951 least common) 60s - 3 (pair of 68s, D and S) 70s - 2000s (2 2009, 1 2009D) Foreign - 23 (18 Canadian, 2 Bermudan, 1 Singaporean, 1 Belgian (1951), 1 Taiwanese or Chinese) Error/Variety - 6 coins for closer study, but one DDR I think I was very pleased to pluck a couple S mint War Nickels which were side-by-side in a roll. I also found a 1937 Buffalo nickel in nice shape as well. For more modern era (post 1959) nickels I found a nice pair of 1968s in AU condition the merited setting aside. Overall, a nice mix of new, old and foreign coinage. Funny of late how many Canadian nickels I've been finding. I really need to get a folder to put some of these specimens into it. Happy Hunting folks!  |
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Nice trio. The 68s are definitely keepers. |
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United States
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Wow rackster, I'd love a box like yours, congrats!
$20 in MWRs last night = 0
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Tonight's box yielded two 1945P.
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$40 MWRs yielded: 1941D 1942 1952S I'm due for a War Nickel! |
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$40 in nickels yesterday produced a 1914-S Buffalo in G-4 and a 44-P War Nickel.   Edited by mountainman 2
04/10/2015 04:39 am
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