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Need Help With A Possible Mis Struck 1987 D Nickle

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Found this in a register I was counting down. I find alot of good things this way. Normally I would say someone sanded it down and altered it but you can see the raised edge on the front and misplaced lettering when you compare to another nickle. Any suggestions?

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to CCF. It looks like post mint damage to me. It did not leave the mint like that.
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I agree with PMD, probably proof once again why small boys should not be allowed to play with sandpaper.
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Ive seen that done when people make etchings or carvings on coins. Perhaps someoe startrd to and lost interest.
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