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1996-P Jefferson Nickel. Neat Anomily To Discuss

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Would love to hear opinions on what may be the cause of this. Initially I suspected damage,but it seems too uniform and natural to have taken a hit. I suspect a strange rim burr. Neat anomalie to debate. Cheers
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 Posted 04/04/2021  10:26 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CoinHunter27 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Maybe a post strike lamination? Might be a strike though given how sharp the end is. Cool find either way!

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Very cool find. I'm not an expert on labeling errors but that sure looks like one.
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Looks like a strike-through.
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It looks like a struck-in rim burr that's beginning to lift away.
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Nice one! Mike diamond confirms it, got a nice struck through rim burr.
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Cool
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So if the weight is slightly above 5.0 grams, then it is as add on from another coin. If the weight is normal, it was a piece from this coin. But I'm not seeing any rim edge missing?
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