Hi, I am new to the forum as well as coin collecting, I have found that even the research and wealth of information obtained is just as addicting as going through piles of coins in search of that one coin that stands out. I have just started and have not found anything to exciting, 1920 Wheat penny, 1940 nickel. But they will work for a start. Anyway as I was going through my change today after work as I do every morning something stood out on the reverse of this 1992 P nickel on the reverse in America, if you notice on the c there is something over lapping it. My question is can anyone tell me if it is just from the abuse of being in circulation or an actual error.
I figured the odds were in favor of damage, but it peaked my interest enough to ask. Thanks guys I appreciate it. I try to study up on the different coin errors as much as I can but just getting started.
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