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1996-D Jefferson Nickel, Double Struck With A Rotation Of The Second Strike? Cud?

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 Posted 01/17/2009  09:59 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add dbrablec to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I am fairly new to this forum. one if my very first posts here, I posted a nickel, which almost everyone described as a Cud. today while reading from the forum, I followed a link to conecaonline.org. about 3/4 of the way down the page, I find am image of an identical coin, credited to Mr.Brian Higgins, of Naples, Florida. his error is described as a 1996D, doubled struck with a very with rotation of the second strike. my coin is virtually identical, but possibly in slightly better condition.

how could the date and mint mark be determined - and what are the odds of such an identical error. is this truly an oddity.

edited: after re-reading the section at conecaonline.org - the dated cain is the one in the rear of the phto, and the Cud is the front coin. it appears we have two identical Cud coins.

1996-D-Jefferson-Nickel,-Double-Struck-With-A-Rotation-Of-The-Second-Strike?-Cud? 1996-D-Jefferson-Nickel,-Double-Struck-With-A-Rotation-Of-The-Second-Strike?-Cud?
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01/17/2009 10:10 am
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I scrolled down and found the article. After clicking on the link you will see it is a Cud that has been found in the past and is listed in the Cud book as JNC-ND-7 which I think means it is a Jefferson Nickel- No Date - it is the 7th different Cud shape found with no date. It also said this is a multi-layered Major Die Break which you can see on your coin. As far as the date, the only way I can think of to do this is for someone to open a BU original bank wrapped roll or cut open a BU bag and find this Cud in it. I have a no date cent Cud that was found in a BU bag and has a known date because of this. Of course after it is out of the original roll or bag verification of the date is a problem, you would have to trust the person telling you this. So your coin is a Cud that has been found and reported before but still a very nice find and a great example.
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It is indeed a very nice Cud! Good Find!

Bill
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