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Looks like some kind of chemical damage,still 5 cents.

 

Okay because I was thinking greasy die on the date and cud on the base of column

 

Like you said "...nothing to see here..."

 

Not sure what exactly happened to that nickel, but it is just PMD. If it were struck through grease or something else, it probably wouldn't show up on the other devices, like the E T and under the D in GOD. Most likely something spilled on it. NAV

 

I think it is a Struck Thru Grease coin as the abnormality follows the contour of the inside edge of the coin at the lower right side of obverse. And having move than one spot is not uncommon for STG
That much PMD would/should have also damaged the face edge of the coin.

 

A cud would have to involve the rim, don't see one shown on the reverse.

 

I think there is a good chance that you are right about the grease strike through. I'm not seeing any die chip or break at the base of any of the columns.

 

APPEARS TO BE STRUCK THROUGH GREASE, MAYBE WORTH 5-12.00 ON EBAY, OR USA COIN BOOK, IT IS A NICE EXAMPLE...WHERE DID YOU GET IT??

 

Your always Nickel and Diming everyone, huh?
Happy New Years Buddy!!!

 

It's a 2029 coin sent back with time machine damage. Happy New Year!

 

Sure looks like grease to me.

 

It does appear to be a lite grease anomaly. Seal it, keep it, show it. Good luck.

 

Bad planchette. Remember I’m guessing