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1975 Nickel With Honey Comb Design

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I found this nickel and noticed a honey comb design on the back of it. Anyone seen anything like this. Wray could it be and is there value in it.
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Interesting. The coin may have been in contact with a material or substance which resulted in a 'pattern' transfer. Others will be along to comment.
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Some sort of environmental staining/damage I'd say.
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Maybe something dried on it slowly and left a pattern of residue.
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Some kind of environmental staining with no added value.
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To CCF! I agree, just environmental staining. PMD. Only worth face value.
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to the CCF and staining.
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Fun to look at so keep it if you like, but there is no numismatic premium for surface residue/staining like this.
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Moist cloth on it then dried or even a cup holder coin. Something like that.
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That's what I was thinking, it was some kind of stain. I tried cleaning it with water mixed with a little baking soda and a soft toothbrush but It didn't do anything to it. On the front you can barely see it. Not enough for me too get a good picture.
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to the CCF!
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...keep hunting, & don't get discouraged...
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