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Jefferson Nickel Errors

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decoinboy
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The first coin is a 1960 which appears to have doubling on the reverse. It appears strongest on the top of the building and in the "o" and "L" of Monticello. Is this a double die or Machine Doubling?

The second coin is a 2005P with the ocean view reverse. It appears to have multiple die breaks, any opinions/ is this worth anything? Thanks

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1960 is machine double and the 05 is a die break
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interesting ill have to be on the lookout for those 2005 ocean view die breaks
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The 1960 nickel shows Die Deterioration Doubling. The 2005 nickel shows lots of die chips. Neither carries much of a premium
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Thanks for the help! I suppose Ill keep the 1960 as a reference piece.
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