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Any Information/Price Clear Line Above The 40 In 1940

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Haven't seen another one ever anywhere Line above the 40 in 1940 Jefferson nickel hope it wasn't done by the dirt
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. Going to need clear, in focus close ups to really help you.
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Unless better pics show otherwise, that's commonly called a bar. It's due to a die defect, such as a chip. Your example would be called a "bar 40" or perhaps a "bar 4". Bars were common near the date during the early 1960s. I have not seen one on a 1940 coin, but even if rare, buyers for such are rare too, so whatever price premium exists, if any, is likely small.
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