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1990-D Jefferson Nickel Rmm And Possible Damaged Planchet

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Hello again I'm going to try it again here I have a 1990D Jefferson nickel that appears to have a RMM and something happening below the lettering on the right side of the obverse,and it's not a stain thanks for looking
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Could use a better photo,but looks like DDD and maybe a stain. Most think that RPM's are no longer possible starting in 1990.
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Perhaps a cup holder coin. The outline form another nickel, that the cola left a stain on.
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I guess nobody saw where it says it's not a STAIN what you see is a raised ridge under the lettering,which must have been like that prior to being punched I would think why wouldnt it stain on the letters aswell and not just in between the lettering and definitely not the mark of another coin thanks again
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@tbc, the mintmark looks more damaged then a RPM (and cannot exist after 1989 in any case). I see what you are talking about with the arc-like raised section around LIBERTY and the date, but am not sure what it is. A planchet error most likely would have been leveled out during the striking process.
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Step 1,100% acetone bath
Step 2, post photos better than the previous ones.
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