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Nickel Planchette With Reverse Lincoln Stamped On Obverse. Rear Is Blank

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09/03/2020 4:58 pm
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My initial reaction is that someone pressed (vise job) a Lincoln Cent reverse onto the obverse of a nickel, and also filed-off (sanded off?) the reverse of the nickel. Question: Is any of the Lincoln's reverse lettering showing on the nickel? If yes and the cent's lettering is reversed, then that's a clear clue that this was a vise job (or mallet job).

Others will weigh-in, I'm sure.
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09/03/2020 5:04 pm
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Looks like a vise job. If that is the ops nail you might have fungus better get that checked.
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Yeah, the cent impression is mirrored, someone plating in their garage.

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