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Need Help With A 1964 Jefferson Nickel Possible Error

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 Posted 09/10/2022  03:24 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add SavageMa94 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I'm new to the coin error spotting world so please bear with me. But I was going through my pocket change from today and came across this 1964 Jefferson nickel, clearly has been circulated but on the reverse side there's some kind of circular indention or mark right in the center of the Monticello building only. I've compared it next to my other nickels and imo it just doesn't look like a worn mark or whatever...but I'm no professional. So any answers or opinions about it are much appreciated. Sorry for my bad picture taking skills also. TIA
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Looks like damage from a vending machine to me.
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Definitely damage.



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We see these all the time, it is damage from vending machines as stated above.
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to the CCF Looks like someone might have stepped on it and spun.
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PMD, this coin was pressed onto a spinning machine of some kind or a very aggressive vending machine.
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