Just going through some of my coins I have collected for 40 years but never really looked at. I found this 1951 beaver nickel which has retained it's nice blue colour. I see that it is a low relief given the A is pointing between the denticles....but on closer inspection I see that the rim seems to be considerably thinner and denticles are not very prominent on the top right of the the obverse. The reverse seems fine. Has anyone else got one like this? Is it post mint damage or an error?
Agree, just a slight MAD. Not really enough to have any added value. It would have to be off enough that some of the lettering is missing to have value.
Somethings wrong with the rim. Is there black corrosion on the edge at DEI GRA ? Is there pitting on the area where the denticles are disturbed ? Looks like the rim was dinged and then corroded under the chrome plating.
No corrosion. Just some gummy black crud...I am new to coin collecting but I have learned you are not supposed to clean them so I was reluctant to try and remove it.
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