Need someone to look at these

Find a pile of coins while metel detecting and seen some weird things on them my friend says she sees it.

 

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Looks like a repunched mint mark to me/filled in mark. The numbers look like PMD, worth face value.

 

Way to get a silver coin, Here in the city I have only found one in the past five years!

 

On a nickle is there always a mint mark on the side of the build

 

From 1938-1964 the Jefferson Nickels had their mint marks punched there.

EDIT: Not on the war nickels

 

Only sometimes

 

Not on the 35% silver war nickels.

 

You lucked out finding the 64. Don't tell anyone where you found it. (Except me)

 

A possible re-punched mint mark on the 1979, ( note the split serif at bottom of MM ) a filled mintmark ( die chip ) on the 1977, the rest looks like damage or die deterioration.

 

When you look too closely at coins every coin looks like an error.

 

On the 79 the 9 and the D or both doubled or printed over something if you zoom in on the left bottom corner there is a doubling... On the D

 

I see it. I see little things inside the 9, too, and under the 9, but not all the way under, just half way.

 

Some are die deterioration , some are wear, the one 79 D looks like it could be a rpm. Go to Varietyvista.com click on Roosevelt dimes then the rpm tab. Match up your mm to those known under the date and mm.

 

That D on the 79 reminds me of the rmp on a 79 Lincoln. But when you zoom in. It looks like it took a hit, All these coins have been heavily circulated, and have come from the ground IE environmental damage. It is anybodys guess. Here in CO they all come out of the ground Dark red or Black.

 

Unless it's a war nickel or modern nickel past the 1970s

 

Not if it is from Philly. Only D or S. Or blank for Philly.