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One Dollar1975 Die Damage

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Hello

For me it's the first time I see this die damage.

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Maybe the Northern lights rays
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I don't know much about this series but I like it .
You'll have to wait for the expert but to me it looks like file marks that were in the die meaning there should be more.

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I have seen this before on a few
Canadian coins. It is not common but dose exist on most denominations but mainly on uncirrculated coins. File marks no but close. The term I found is concentric lathe lines left over from the reducing machine. A fresh die with out the polishing of the die complete. Used as a marker. Our American friends say it has very little premium if any.
You will notice how the lines always are perpendicular to the center point of the coin. Great eye. A keeper in my books.
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Those are not lathe lines. There are marks like this all over the 1975 nickel dollar in various spots, which I cannot explain. Here is another one:

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/292019603850

I suspect it is some sort of planchet feeder damage to the die. "Tool marks" is probably the best way to describe this.
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