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1978 Nickel Overmint Mark?

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I've never heard of any overmint marks resulting from this date. So I'm likely off my rocker. But maybe someone has sharper eyes than I do.
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to CCF. OMMs' stopped in the late 50's early 60's. Yours looks like a damaged D.
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True. Reason I wanted to toss it, however, in 1976 West Point picked up the slack and produced pennies and bicies without mint marks. Any chance West Point experimented the idea of producing nickels? Mint marks were placed by hand until 1980. I know West Point didn't mark theirs until many years later.
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that's just a beat up coin, with hits moving metal, probably spent too much time dropping in and out of casino slot machines
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Also looks like the post was damage that forms the center. Just a normal mintmark. Just an aging die state. Also damage from circulation flattening the devices.
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I do like the casino! Never thought of that! Thanks!
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