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1944-S 5c Planchet Error?

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Today I found this 1944-S nickel in a Fed box,but it appears as though it is not on the typical 35% silver planchet. When I first saw it, I thought it was a proof coin because it is so shiny, but it was a 1944-S. Then I thought it might be a Henning nickel, but it has the correct placement of the "S" mint mark on the reverse. It weighs 5.0g. Ive included pictures with a 1944-S 35% silver nickel for comparison. Can you help me identify what I've got here?
1944-S-5c-Planchet-Error?
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1944-S-5c-Planchet-Error?
1944-S-5c-Planchet-Error?
1944-S-5c-Planchet-Error?
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1944-S-5c-Planchet-Error?
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the shiny one was plated or maybe even chromed and is now chipping off.
(please don't start multiple topics of the same coin. it gets confusing, and can have 2 different conversations where folks can miss some of if they don't see the duplicate topic.)
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Possibly painted or plated with a thin substance that is now wearing off,
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Plated for sure.
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That nickel has a surface coating of some type. This makes it a damaged coin.
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