1966 Nickel oddity? I say PMD.

Error. Yes or NO. I think not. Correct. Gentleman said it came out of an Original Bank Roll.
Reeded edge? NOT. the other part of the edge is the same. Some kind of tool marks perhaps?

 

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…has maybe been tightened in a vise?…are there more marks on the other end?(180 degrees around the other side). Marks 180 degrees apart would strongly suggest some kind of vise action goin’ on…Spark

 

"Original bank roll" is such nonsense it's not worth consideration. Did the US Mint ever have a nickel-sized reeded collar? No? Then it's PMD. Doesn't matter how (or who what where when).

 

Reeded edges were placed on gold and silver coins to stop people from shaving the edge. Nickels are mainly copper and nickel so a lot less valuable and negg be er received a reeded edge.
Not sure why your coin looks that way but it could be from a worn collar.

 

Here is what the owner of the coin says. It's on this token but also happens with other denominations.

 

Ya beat me to it Paddyman.