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I msikedvthe bottom one but I think the top one should grade higher.
To answer your question, not really.
Looks like a small die chip.
Just a normal worn nickel for the date and not an over anything.
I was looking for the letters IDB inside the nine. That would be one sweet trick but when I looked closely it looked like Pac Man to me. I think...
What Rick said and it's normal for the wear.
It just toned that color.
I see nothing out if the ordinary. It's a common zinc Cent worth one cent. Welcome to CT.
X2 Stated very well.
Struck through greaser or a greaser. When the Die fills with grease, dirt and other debris this is the effect. They are common and it's only worth...
Looking at this coin again I'd say it was replated over a dirty zinc Cent. Simply meaning the coin was not clean when it was plated.
Some grader must have had a bad day when that was graded.
I vote for Lady Liberty on all bills and coins.
I think we all missed that. Nice catch.
58? Surely you jest!
Damaged as it has been plated.
Nickel not nickle and it's damaged.
A great looking coin but I think the doubling looks flat and shelf like.
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