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1966 SMS Jefferson Nickel Area Above Memorial

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You bring up a good point Data, (however) if the clash was so bad that if it had to be polished so deeply it that spot, where is the rest of the clash that 'should' also be evident on this coin? (Also) I have never seen polishing lines that were done by a mint worker that had such perfect perpendicular scratches on the die. Take a good close look at the very first image.
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@Dearborn, that's true, there seems no evidence of a clash elsewhere on the coin. It is just that the location lined up so well with this picture of the nickel on maddieclashes.com.

If you've seen feeder finger die scrapes/abrasions with vertical lines like the ones on my nickel, then I am thinking that is it.

Here's a snippet of the maddieclashes nickel and of the Mercury dime with a similar spot with vertical lines within it.

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Normally we will see FFD at an angle in regards to the orientation of the coin being struck, but sometimes we see them straight vertical and horizontal.
I found an old topic from Coop (back in 2019) that shows FFD from many different angles (including from straight down too.
http://goccf.com/t/336856
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I agree with the die abrasion.
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