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1961 P Nickel Proof Large Strike Through

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This nickel came from a 1961 P.C. Envelope. What happened? Is there value in this coin? All help appreciated. The pictures of strike through start at the 9:00 position and go clockwise. All lettering is normal. Letters picture to show clarity.
Sorry so many pics. Can't quite convey amount of abnormailty without them

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 Posted 03/11/2019  11:51 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Errers and Varietys to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like some type of staining.
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It was in a sealed proof set. Could that have happened at the mint?
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Some nasty air got inside the mint cellophane and corrosion started, so it is PSD.
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It kinda looks like the plastic stuck to the surface when it got sealed.
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Is it better to take the coins out off the plastic?
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For photographing,yes whenever possible.
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I really like these pics, may I ask what lighting your using?
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Thank you. I'll have to get back to you. It's trial and error.
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Yep you'll improve.
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Verdict on coin... plastic film was stuck on coin. Very very faint . Thanks for solving the mystery.
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I agree, the cello is still on the coin. May have been stored near heat at one time. Probably recently removed recently.
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As for the lighting. I have a Sunnywoo USB camera with adjustable lighting. Amazon under 20.00.
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How about the plugable 2.0 USB Scope? It's the most widly used one on here.
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