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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bob Evancho, post: 8218406, member: 84595&quot;]Although I am no expert.&nbsp; I&#039;ll leave that to Jack D. Young with his great Coin Week articles.&nbsp; About a year ago I did a talk at our coin club meeting about the Henning Nickels and displayed examples of the defective R and the dot above the left side of Monticello.&nbsp; I enlarged the best pictures of your coin reverse and those of the best genuine Henning reverse and I would say your R is too straight on the right hand side of the R vertical bar and the suspected PMD goes too far up to the crossbar of the R.&nbsp; Your R is inconclusive to identify that nickel as a Henning due to PMD of the coin. In further research, I could not find any Henning nickel that weighs 5.5 grams. Scales can be wrong.&nbsp; Now one would have to identify a Henning nickel by the dots.&nbsp; One can also research this on the internet since there are many pictures of 1946 Henning nickels.&nbsp; Have you identified any dots, raised lumps on the coin?&nbsp; I would send the coin to ICG.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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