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1977 Jefferson Nickel Obverse Error?

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Can anyone help me understand what is going on with this coin? The obverse has an imprint of another coin. I am not sure if this is an error or PMD
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It looks like glue. A Sheild cent may have been stuck to this coin at some point. I might chip off, or you can soak it in acetone to see if it dissolves it.
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It's glue. It should come off with a pure acetone soak.
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A new shield cent was pressed into the nickel, most likely in a vise. Normally you can tell because the lettering is backward. Notice how unum is on the wrong side? If that was done by a die, it would be on the right side instead of the left.
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as Yoko stated, there is glue on this coin. The glue was used to make an impression of another coin on this one.
A good acetone soak should relieve the coin of its burden.
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Hard to tell 100% from the pics, but as said, it's either a vise job or glue. Not an error.
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It was glue haha...thank you all I'm learning tons already
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It was glue haha...thank you all I'm learning tons already


Well I'm glad you're open-minded. We get an occasional member that leaves here in a tough "knowing" it's not glue and sure we have no idea what we're talking about.
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