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Mint Error 2015 D Nickel

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 Posted 05/05/2017  07:06 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Kelly Ryan to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I only have one coin. I don't know what type of mint error it is. Any ideas?

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to CCF. Not an error. It is post mint damage caused by a person with to much time on their hands.Hope you stick around our great site. Enjoy.
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Pretty neat looking, but John's right. I'd probably still keep it though.
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Thank you for your responses. It measured only .002 taper on it which is the same amount of taper on a regular nickel. The center of the adverse side. I hope I'm using the correct terminology the side that is not fully stamped. Is untouched and .100 left of center is also a untouched peace where the die made contact. And also you can see where partially the word Monticello is stamped. Ah! Denial is a long river right LOL
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The reverse of your coin was effaced by mechanical grinding, that is the cause of the radiating lines.
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I have one that looks like that....
2015 D nickel....i don't know alot about coins but its weird that they look so similar, and have the same date......
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When you can see the strike behind the damage, it has been damaged. The coin will be under weight.
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To the CCF

Not an error, PMD
Just another coin with the Reverse ground down.
We seem to be seeing more of them lately.
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Post minting damage ( PMD) not an error.

to the CCF!
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