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1994 P Jefferson Nickel Question - Die Crack Across Obverse?

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Hello Everyone.

Hope all is well.

I came across this '94 P Jefferson nickel and I wanted to know if you thought it might be a die crack of some sort or if it was PMD?

Thank you in advance for your help!


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1994-P-Jefferson-Nickel-Question---Die-Crack-Across-Obverse?

1994-P-Jefferson-Nickel-Question---Die-Crack-Across-Obverse?
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No raised ridge so I'd say "no" to a die crack.
And it's not really PMD since there's no "damage", at least not by my definition.
To me it looks like differential toning resulting from a storage problem.
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I've seen this sort of thing where a coin lays in a drawer for years with a sheet of paper or part of the coin is covered undisturbed. The exposed area gets darker ( or lighter ).
Something like that may have happened. It is a straight line like the edge of a sheet of paper for example.
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Thanks so much for the input, guys. Very educational. Have a great day.

Greg
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