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I don't consider that a circulation strike.

 

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I'll have to agree with you on that, specially prepared dies and all. How bout a high grade 1885 or 1886 V nickle...

 

There is quite a few of them out there in 63 - 65. Nothing special about them IMHO.

 

Just to give people a little insight into rarity. There are more 1885 Nickels graded MS 64 and MS 65 than the entire grade range of 1902-S halves...Now that is cool lol.

 

Okay, you have forced my hand, 1913 V nickel!!! It is a circulation strike...

 

Fantasy strike...AKA 1804 dollar. Someone was looking to make a buck.

 

Now, go find evidence of that...

Sorry, but even though that is the most likely scenario, figure out who did it and such, but then they become illegal.

 

Scanning the coins takes so long though ...

 

Yes. Yes it does, but photographing and developing in the darkroom used to take even longer. We must praise the digital scene! Ohhhmmmm!!!

 

Okay, you win! The silence burned so much. lol