I don't see anything either. And don't forget, the last nickel to use the S mm on the reverse was 1955, so it really doesn't seem likely that you...
You could try Denly's in Boston
This is a different coin than in your OP, correct? There are some people here that very good with minor doubling, but it's not my thing. I am...
Did you check the doubled die or variety vista web sites to see if your coin matches up with any known minor examples?
It looks like it took a hit in circulation after it left the mint. PMD (post mint damage). It is not a mint error. Maybe it got hit with a...
The copper is worn through to the zinc core. Probably with a fine abrasive. PMD (post mint damage) and not a mint error
Yes. The obverse immediately opposite this area has Lincoln's shoulder. A lot of metal needs to flow in this region to fill it. Initially, it...
I do the same thing. Start tapping lightly until the seal breaks. The towel keeps the coin from accidently falling on the floor. Works like a charm
Use the General Discussion Forum.
Great way to fill the holes in your album. As you continue to look through roles you'll almost certainly be able to upgrade coins when you find...
@Hommer is correct. Even though it looks like a filled die error, weakness in this area is due to the lack of metal flow.
Please read post #2 above. Even though the thread is old, the explanation is correct. There is no other possible cause for this type of damage...
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