This is the second of the two Jeffeson nickels that may be an error coin. The first was the 1942 P Jefferson nickel.
Unfortunately, I am unable to read the mint date on this coin, but I've included some pictures. Again, I could use some help from anyone with knowledge of error coins to determine what I have here, if anything.
The large number of marks on both faces coupled with a rim rolled inward indicates a Dryer Coin. Simply put, this nickel got stuck in the fin of a commercial clothes dryer at some point in its life and repeated tumbled against the steel drum. This repeated tumbling action slowly rolled the rim inward and tumbling with other coins created many marks on the faces.
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