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Here It Is Twincam 1998-D Nickel Obv

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Die deterioration; very common on nickels. Nickel is a very hard metal and causes dies to break down much faster than other metals. This "doubling" phenomenon is very common when that happens.
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It appears to be a large Cud on the top of the house! Right?
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hey thanks, great pics !! the more we post, the more we learn

i wish I could get my "silver" coins to turn out that well in pictures

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It appears to be a large Cud on the top of the house! Right?


no, Cud's only come from the rim out, that looks like either a die break or PMD
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Looks like a die break to me.
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Die chip.
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