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1957 D Nickel Possible Error Or Double Die. Possible Error Strike

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I have a 1957 D Nickel with a possible error. The rim may have misprinted obstucting the top part of the word GOD. Could you tell me if this is an error coin and it's possible value. Thank you.
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to me, that just looks like damage. See the rim there is pushed in and not round. Somewhere in circulation it was hit on edge with a hammer or something else, and that was folded over. Unfortunately, its only worth 5 cents.
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Note that area is not rounded. So it tells me the coin was altered. (how?) If it were a Cud the opposite side of the coins devices would be weak in that area.
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But it looks like no devices would be opposite that area.

There should be some mark on the edge of the coin?
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I greatly appreciate everyone's very helpful and insightful feedback. I am new to all of this and have little knowledge of errors. I began checking all loose change three montjs ago and my lack of experience has cause me to become unnecessarily excitable over findings that proove to be worth nothing more than face value, hiwever, I still enjoy searching for those rare finds and with trial and error I amlearning more and more about the Coin World. Thank you for participating and I appreciate the time each of you took to respond.
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I'm always happy to read anyone who still collect Jefferson nickels. I still go through books that I buy at auctions and my piggy bank that I dump change, once a year. There are some nasty hammered and bent coins that won't go through the coin machines at the bank.

A C clamp, for example, would make a scratched center circle like that? I'm starting and old empty book of odd coins, just for fun.
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