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Ugly Nickel, OH Yeah!

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Ugly-Nickel,-OH-Yeah!

Ugly-Nickel,-OH-Yeah!

Ugly-Nickel,-OH-Yeah!

Ugly-Nickel,-OH-Yeah!
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What year is it hemi, I can't make out the date. You're right, not the easy on the eyes.
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1995, I think, ridden hard and put up wet.
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the first nickel is a 1995 Philadelphia and exhibits almost no ware! It must be a defect in the blank. If you blow it up everything is also double stamped.

The second one is a 1999 Philadelphia and I have no idea about that one.
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I think both are damaged coins. The first one is damaged on one side and the second one is damaged on both sides, possibly from a fire or some other heat source. The black areas on the second one looks like carbon from a torch.
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if anyone wants a high-resolution picture, let me know.
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That bumpy surface is also characteristic of an acid job. Somebody really didn't like this one a lot.
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Ugly-Nickel,-OH-Yeah!
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