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1906 Liberty V Nickel Train Or Mint Error?

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My daughter bought a box of coins from a neighborhood kid and she gave them to me as a gift 23 years ago. I had assumed this coin had been run over by a train but I've held on to it. Then I recently came across a picture of a flattened coin that had been run over by a train. I was hoping maybe someone could tell if this is a mint error or maybe something else caused the lines?

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To CCF! Can you post a picture of the obverse. I'm suspecting PMD.
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I didn't get the picture on there so here is the obverse.
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to the CCF, Ac10082005!
It wasn't a train, but something mashed your coin.
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With the obverse picture posted, it's definitely PMD.
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Not an error, impossible for that to happen when the coin was struck so that means it is PMD.
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I thought it was probably PMD. Thank you!
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