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What's This On A 1985 Nickel?

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What happened with this 1985 Jefferson nickel? Caused by grease or die state? Thanks

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I'm guessing deteriorated die.
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Results of a worn die, my opinion.
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Yes I am leaning towards that theory too but looking at edges of the letters there seem to be very minimal die deteriorations. Also if it is grease the top area of the letters should be completely covered instead of having a secondary or smaller letters.
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