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2019 D Nickel With Potential Error(S). Please Let Me Know What You Think.

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The obverse of the nickel has olive green discoloration across the whole coin. The reverse speaks for itself. I am very curious if this is from the mint, or from someone's garage. Please leave me some feedback if you have seen this before.

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I'm afraid its just a damaged nickel. Appears to have been sanded on the reverse. A coin is made by the planchet (disk) being squeezed between two dies. Would it be possible for the obverse to be fully struck and the reverse not to be?
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Agree, deliberate damage.



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Ugh.... I was afraid of that! Thank you for the insight!
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Garage job.

If you want to have the very basics needed for determining if something odd you find is a real error, then look up videos on the minting process. Also use the following concerning how dies are made:

https://www.coinnews.net/2014/01/06...oduce-coins/

For example, with your coin, after seeing how coins are made, then it should make sense nothing like what you are seeing n the REV could possibly have been made at the mint.
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