I don't see anything. In either the original picture or the one with all the lines you put on it.
Die chip in the 6. A CUD will come from the rim. Not sure what you are trying to point out on the reverse.
People do things to coins all the time. People do stupid things. Period. Just spend it and move along. Perhaps we will see a new person posting...
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Squeeze job. Your coin was smashed with another one. Damage. Not an error. You can tell by the fact that all the letters/date are reversed and...
See my post re: your other note. I think you should actually check sold listings vice what someone is selling it for.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but that is just 1 seller selling their bill for whatever price they decide. OP -Perhaps you should check actual...
What he said. But now you got me wanting chips n' dip.
All look like Large dates to me albeit in various states of damage/wear.
I dunno why, but that seems really deep man. Realy deep...
Yup. Clearly damage.
Could be an improper alloy mix. I see nickels with striations like that sometimes. Hard to tell when your pictures are not straight down on the coin.
The line from the top of the 2 to the bottom of it is straight though. Compare that with a small date.
I've never seen a large date 82 that even closely resembles a small date 82. The SD's are usually thinner and there is a definite curve to them...
FYI - If you have something that has no date/text on it, just pictures, it's most likely a token 99% of the time.
Winner winner chicken dinner. PS - I'm really not sure why there are so many problems distinguishin 82 SD from LD. They are clearly different....
It's 90% silver. Worth melt.
Squeeze job. You can tell because the letters are reversed. Not an error.
@paddyman98 What say you?
Yes it's just worn.
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