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Valued Member
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Hi found this 2023 D nickel in a roll today is this a error or damage the coin has a weird look to it. let me know ty   Sorry for the bad pics |
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Moderator
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Weight? John1  |
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Thank you for the weight. Should weigh 5.0 grams +/- .194 grams. Looks like VLDS,but not 100% sure. John1 |
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Valued Member
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What is vlds? Sorry still learning
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Very Late Die State...aka a worn die,if that is what it is. John1 |
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I'm very new to this so I'm asking to learn. That looks a bit like my dryer cent. Does that happen to nickels too? Or just to clad coins?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Interesting. Please post an end-on photo of the rim (looking directly at the rim). Thanks.
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Liag49, Type Dryer Coin in the search box upper left of page for info. John1 |
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could be a heated coin, but I'm leaning on a very, very worn out die too.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Valued Member
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I'll definitely keep it ty for the info everyone it's appreciated
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New Member
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I found 8 of these today in a mixed coin roll, they look exactly like this. Just about tossed the first one to the reject pile but then, another then another. Thanks to the OP for posting the example, definitely going to hang on to them and share a few with others.
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Pillar of the Community
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Many 1980s and 1990s nickels look like this. Severe Die Deterioration. This is the first I've seen on a newer nickel |
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Posted 06/10/2024 04:51 am
