1945-P Jefferson Nickel P/P/P RPM W/ Die Clash Or Stuckthru?

I thought grease at first and still think part of it is grease.

But in addition too the grease there are designs present

for example top left of OF on reverse



the P/P/P is a rpm-052 or rpm-027 need to retake a daytime photo the extra lighting in this room at night makes it look flatter less contrast

It's vlds . I wouldn't say it was p/p/p maybe a single rpm looking at the top left but very hard to tell with it being that late in the die state. Yeas a little grease on outer devices. This is my opinion because I don't really look at nickels much and know close to nothing about them

This coin was from a VLDS when it was struck. I feel it is not machine damaged as the left edge of the mint mark is irregular from die wear and not what we would see on a MD coin. I feel it maybe 1945-P RPM-052, but because if is showing so much die wear the upper loop of the mint mark doesn't show what we would like to see on this coin because of the reduction of the devices. The other two number mentioned, I ruled out as the RPM is on the left side of the mint mark that extends downwards. The other two didn't show this.