Here you go! I also took it out of the flip, and washed it up with soap and water to test the theory (Just in case, y'know?). You guys are right,...
To the right of the D, you could see what I was seeing. The bottom of the S follows from the base of the D, curves out, the meet again at the top...
I see. It was a combination of dirt, and that phenomena in which you see something in a similarly shaped area!
I am going to call for some help for this one! @Collecting Nut @paddyman98 @physics-fan3.14
Wow, I just saw THIS when I readjusted the lighting sorce, I saw THIS! Do you guys see the S next to the D too?[ATTACH]
My camera is still acting up, but I found this in a parcel of buffalos and V nickels, and was wondering if I perhaps had discovered something...
I believe with the texture on the inside, and the fact the rim is pushed in (Instead of completely missing in the spot), that it is indeed PMD.
I have an idea it's usually some older person who doesn't collect dumping pocket change from their closets back in circulation after 60 or 70 ears...
Nice one too!
Thank you. Just seemed very familiar to the FS-103 and FS-106, but not perfect. Im gonna throw this back as DDD.
Sure thing! Also, there are multiple DDO's from the 1972 in general. 9 or 10 registered with grading companies alone.[ATTACH]
Hate these kinds of guys who think that EVERYONE they run into online is stupid enough to fall for such a simple scam. Oh well, those people get...
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I found this in my copper bulk, and have managed to convince myself this is a DDO (Big surprise, huh?). Only issue: I have no idea which one....
I still have much to learn. I would have thrown that back as damage. Fortunately though, I keep all my copper in a box!
1964 nickels are worth exactly a nickel. No extra value. He probably thought they were silver, but that was only dimes, quarters, and half dollars...
Is that a 3 or an 8?
My exact thoughts.
My exact thoughts! I think I even made a post about my sidewalk war nickel :happy:.
I used to have an 1860 IHP dug out of a Gettysburg battlefield, that was thought to have been dropped from the pocket of a union solider....
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