Is this an error? Double Die?

Came across this.
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I think tht would be an example of Die Deteriation Doubling...

 

yea i say the same , an were did you get it from???

 

It was in this like little box with a bunch of other pre 1964 coins. By the way is Die Deteriation Doubling a mint made error?

Weird. I found another one like that but it has some other weird things.

 

DDD, occurs when the dies used to strike coins are overused- the area around the devices and lettering begin to deteriorate away producing a shadow effect. It really isnt an error and does'nt command any premium, personally, I'd rather have coin without DDD than with it.

 

its die chatter/ deterioration and its consider a die damage coin , i would put it in a 2x2 and mark it as doubled die deterioration , or you could send it to a grading company to see if theyll give it a slabb marking it as die det...

 

Does anyone have any comment on the last picture. What is with it?

 

The exact same thing as the first, I dont have any experience with Canadian coins, but I think it's safe to assume that the dies used for the 1945 nickels were overused.

 

Okay. But how about under the N and that like weird thing that is also there.



Why this one looks messed up. XD

 

The black speck?

 

1945 wartime

:hail:

 

No around the D and A and a little on the 9. I have that 1951 coin.

 

I don't see what you're talking about other than more DDD....

 

Well that is pretty big like blob on the D and A and on the N it is a sorta triangle shape.

 

It looks like a die chip along the side of the "A"