Definitely die gouged!
Sorry, but that appears to be environmental damage. One sure way to check is to weigh it.
That doesn't help.
I would need to see a pic of the 92. Dimes that have environmental damage tend to look that way. Plus nickel isn't "stamped onto the coins.
The first coin looks nothing like the reference coin, so your coin isn't that variety.
What he said. Doesn't look anything like the real deal. Not a doubled die.
One is a fake coin, never was minted at the mint. The other is a coin that came from the mint and someone made changes to it with small tools,...
Counterfeit and working a legit coin are two different things.
Actually the rim looks damaged. I think it's pmd.
Is it indented on the reverse?
+1
Learning and discussing coins is great. It's just frowned upon to sell damaged coins as something special. Stick around long enough and you'll...
Not trying to sound mean, but how can you not see that's a 6?
True. I forgot about that one.
War nickels are 35% silver.
it's damaged.
Which the 99 isn't ddd.
No Kennedy halves proof without an S. Ike dollars carry a small premium when sold in multiples. There are varieties to be found with better value.
The 99 is actually a doubled die. What you're seeing is known as an extra column.
Md can be widespread or localized. Your doubling on the mint mark is flat and shelflike.
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