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2022-P Jefferson Nickel - Something On The Reverse

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I found this nickel in a coin roll. When I flipped it over to inspect there is something on the top into E. Pluribus Unum. I've never seen this before but it doesn't look like a scratch to me. Anyone know what it might be?
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It might be struck through a detached Rim Fin.
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Struck through rim burr.https://www.coincommunity.com/numis...r&gsc.page=1
Here is one I found awhile back; coop commented on it:http://goccf.com/t/348264
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Definitely a Struck Through error, possible a rim burr.
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Spence calls it.
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Nice struck through rim burr!
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Struck through Rim Fin or rim burr?
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@John1 I believe Spence meant to say burr. A Rim Fin is a protrusion of attached metal caused by uneven pressure during the strike when one of the dies is aligned slightly crooked to the other. A burr is a piece of detached metal from the blanking process.
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Thank you everyone.
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