Wacky Wartime Nickel Wednesday!

Hello everyone! Hope all is safe and well.
Today I'm calling it: Wacky Wartime Nickel Wednesday!
Post yours please. Thanks in advance.
Also, please follow the link to Coin World for the History, Values and Varieties! Silver War Nickels: History, Values and Varieties (coinweek.com)
Here is my very own 1944D/D Nickel!

 

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http://www.varietyvista.com/05 JN RPMs/1942SRPM014.htm

 

What makes a nickel wacky?
Well this one fits.
This is a clamshell error.



https://www.error-ref.com/split_plan_after/

 

I have a few

1943/2 P Jefferson Nickel




1943 P Doubled Eye Jefferson Nickel





1943 P Clamshell Lamination





1944 S Dollar Sign Die Crack Jefferson Nickel

 

Wacky toning.

 

How about a whacky broadstrike:

 

Here a set that I bought a year or so ago. I have since upgraded three of the pieces that came in it.



One of them which I might have saved had spot where the copper with not properly mixed with the rest of the alloy. Look a Jefferson's cheek above the jaw.

 

Nice one @SensibleSal66

 

Here’s one of mine. This is the overdate with the 3 over the 2.

 

Trouble uploading today but here’s one more.

 

Can you spot the one with Pre-War Composition? Yes these were found in circulation lol

 

Did you ever link the rpm and ddo on this specimen...? She photos really nice.

 

All of mine are ordinary looking, compared to ones posted here.

 

My pick?

 

Third row down, fifth one from the left.

 

Besides these duplicates, aside from my main set, I have UNC nickels in capsules and slabs.
My main high grade set, probably has nicer ones with best step counts but my main set is on my bucket list to photograph individually.
Will I ever get around to it?

There's probably nothing "Wacky" about these except for the guy who collected them. War nickels are one of my very favorite coins to collect. I suppose I should look for all those over mintmarks.

I need to photograph my extra UNC War Nickels in Capsules

1 1942P
1 1942S
4 1943P
2 1943S
2 1944P
2 1944D
3 1945P
3 1945D
1 1945S

plus several graded ones

1942S PCGS MS64
1943D ANACS MS65 5 Steps
1943D PCGS MS66 FS
1943S NGC MS66
1945S PCGS MS65

Looks like I'll be getting another 44S to make up a 6th set?

Here's 4 extra sets, one is within a complete 38 to 64D set.
I guess that's why I'm thenickelguy

 

Very nice set

 

I like the Canadians too. Don't have the 44 yet, but maybe soon. Just a couple of circulated.

 

Here’s one I picked up recently, a real blazer in-hand and have been meaning to ask @Paddy54 for the pro analysis as there looks to be some fun die stuff going on. Like VAMs I find it hard to not second guess myself when trying to attribute these.