2012 d nickel and 1994 d penny ddo

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  1. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    20131013_064329.jpg 20131013_064255.jpg 20131013_064329.jpg 20131013_064255.jpg 20131013_064329.jpg 20131013_063745.jpg need help determining if the nickel is real and if the penny is in fact a ddo
     

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  3. ken454

    ken454 Well-Known Member

    need better pics
     
    ken454, Oct 13, 2013
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  4. rickmp

    rickmp Frequently flatulent.

    What would make you think the nickel is fake?
     
    rickmp, Oct 13, 2013
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  5. dsmith23

    dsmith23 Gotta get 'em all

    Looks like you have 2 real damaged coins.
     
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  6. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    Sorry, meant to say if the nickel was an error or just messed up:) and will post in just a min

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    desert_ddhunter, Oct 14, 2013
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  7. rickmp

    rickmp Frequently flatulent.

    OK, then.
    Your nickel is just badly beaten up.
    It's a spender.
    I can't offer an opinion on your cent.
     
    rickmp, Oct 14, 2013
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  8. foundinrolls

    foundinrolls Roll Searching Enthusiast

    Both coins are damaged. There are a million potential ways for a coin to be damaged so I can't be sure what happened to each coin other than the damage was post-mint.
     
    foundinrolls, Oct 14, 2013
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  9. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    Idk bout that one haha found a 1997 d with the exact same areas "damaged"
     

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  10. rickmp

    rickmp Frequently flatulent.

    Oh, well then! I guess I've been proven wrong.
    Now I'm sure it's one of the great mint errors and worth probably one billion dollars.
     
    rickmp, Oct 15, 2013
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  11. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    Lol sweet ;D thanks for ur help tho.

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  12. non_cents

    non_cents Well-Known Member

    It's damage, plain and simple. No way it could have left the mint like that.
     
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  13. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    Why do I have 2 then? Lol 1 was found by my fiance and one by me in the trunk of my car

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  14. ken454

    ken454 Well-Known Member

    a billion dollars! woohoo! wheres my hammer!!
     
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  15. ken454

    ken454 Well-Known Member

    an how long has it been in your trunk getting bumped around an having stuff thrown an fall on it? face it, heavily damaged.
     
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  16. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    About a week with nothing else back there lol and still doesn't explain there being 2 with almost identical markings, both of which have d's stamped on the dents and the 97 has quarter like ridges... lol

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  17. rascal

    rascal Well-Known Member

    How many recks has that car been in before or after you bought it ? those coins are beat up about as bad as I am.
     
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  18. rickmp

    rickmp Frequently flatulent.

    Without pictures, you don't have any.
     
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  19. non_cents

    non_cents Well-Known Member

    Because they were both damaged in similar fashions...there is no event in the minting process that could fit the appearance of your coin...therefore it is not something that happened during the minting process, and is therefore not an error.
     
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  20. jon12

    jon12 Young Numismatic

    Maybe they were damaged by the same person.
     
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  21. desert_ddhunter

    desert_ddhunter New Member

    Lol maybe but Idk what the odds of me ending up with 2 of them are, and 15 years apart haha

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