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1964 D Nickel What Happened To This Nickel ?

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Hello what is up with this 1964 D Nickel serious Die Deteriation? Or something else ?
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Yes.

Those are great pics of die flow lines and DDD (especially the MM). Of course, the 1964-D nickel had a much higher mintage than any other (only challenged by the 2000-D) and approached two billion. So, it is expected that die-life was stretched to meet demand, resulting in what is seen on your coin.
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as well.
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They start out as die flow lines, now they look like the die flow lines are growing die flow lines. The die is showing its age. Sometimes they polish the dies and they flow lines go away, but when they do that they reduce the surface of the fields and the devices get smaller. Thus sometimes isolated polishing will be concentrated on one area. Then the devices get smaller:
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On an edge of the die damage may occur and when polished the device look thinner and normal at the same time.
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On this one the outer edge of the die was polished down, leaving the tops of the devices affected.
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Note on the image above how this happens. The fields are the outside of the die. The devices are deep into the die. (die is a negative and coins are a positive) Lowering of the fields reduces the height of the devices on the coins.
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The more the fields are reduced, the more of the design will go away as well.
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Here's more information, on the different Die States, if you're interested. http://goccf.com/t/325638
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Thanks for the pics will definitely help me in future searching.What are some good readings that will help me in my searching of Error coins ?
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What are some good readings that will help me in my searching of Error coins ?


http://www.error-ref.com/ is a good start.
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Click on CoopHome on this link. It will take you to a thread of titles I've covered in the past with hundreds of images. Try page 2, I updates the list on that page.
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...they look like the die flow lines are growing die flow lines.


I like that phrase, coop.
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Indeed it is Die Deterioration.
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