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1957-D Nickel WDDR-001 + RPM/Die Clash? Possible OMM

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 Posted 09/11/2021  2:06 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Coindom76 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
This 1957D nickel appears to be a match for WDDR-001 and shows die clashing on the obverse and reverse. What has me scratching my head about this nickel is the mint mark. It appears to be either a RPM or OMM. I can not find a match on Wexlers and the variety vista websites. Looking at the mint mark on this 1957D nickel it appears to either have a die gouge or two die scratches running NW, one through and one above it. It also has what looks like a small die chip on the right upper side of the mint mark. When looking at the mint mark close it appears to have the bottom of an S right below the D. Any input from the community about this 1957D nickel or these issues would be appreciated.
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No clash. No RPM. But extreme die wear LLDS and Struck Through Grease weakening a lot of the devices. When you look at the mintmark with a light showing the left sides of the mintmark, you will see metal striation marks from the Machine Doubling. They look like this:
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1957-D-Nickel-WDDR-001-+-RPM/Die-Clash?-Possible-OMM
1957-D-Nickel-WDDR-001-+-RPM/Die-Clash?-Possible-OMM
The movement of the dies during die movement after the strike, will leave behind these marks of striation lines off the dies edge movement on the devices.

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 Posted 09/11/2021  2:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add nick10 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I suspect that's Die Deterioration on the mint mark.
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Thanks for the feedback as always coop. I'm going to hold onto to this nickel though. I understand about coins being stuck through grease,LSD and Machine Doubling. That doesn't appear,to me, to be the issue on this coin.
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