I have been searching everywhere for something significant to own. And after searching through a good $400-500 worth of Fed rolls and common rolls i was bored and went through coins my mom gave me a long time ago and some coins I had that were just old. I was looking through me Indian head buffalo nickels and examined one of several that have no date on them, when I saw strange markings under the chin of the Indian. Grabbing my magnifying glass, I looked closer and saw it was letters. Closer yet and I saw that they looked like U N etc. except they were upside down and backwards, so I took some pictures, then screen shot one, flipped the image then turned it upside down and it is UNUM and what appears to be part of E Pluribus. Also, where liberty should be is a mess that I can't make out but it is not right. I am curious as to everyone's thoughts on this one?
Well, disappointed to say the least. But very appreciative for all of your input. I am glad i joined. Thank you everyone!
The correct term is a Drooping chin with intact EPU die clash. Noted variety the years below. 1913 1 1913 2 1914 1916 1917 D 1918 1919 1920 1921 1923 1924 1926 1927 1934 1935 1936 1937
