I don't own one, but I know the fascinating story! https://numismaticnotebook.com/2023/12/02/dont-take-any-wooden-nickels/
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That's partly why I think it's a DDO. I don't see how Die Deterioration could make the "O" look like that.
No, it is Die Deterioration Doubling.
@paddyman98, what's your opinion?
It looks like a true DDO to me. I see notching on the word "IN" and the letter "D" in "GOD".
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MS-64 It might be higher, but It's hard to tell from those pictures. Nice die clash by the way.
I vote, not an error as well. Notice that all the lettering has copper plating. The only way that could've happen is if there were perfectly...
It usually takes 3-5 days if you're using the vinegar method.
It looks like it was damaged, but I can't really give a firm opinion because the photos are a bit out of focus.
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It looks very much like a proof to me.
I use plain old white vinegar. https://www.cointalk.com/threads/can-v-nickel-dates-be-revealed-with-acid.408883/ The before-and-afters are on page...
I've seen this error before, but I can't remember what it's called. Great Find! :)
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AG-3 and FR-2 are both 1.5? o_O
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