1964 D ERROR CONE?

This 1964 D US nickel apparently stuck to a dime and struck. Details are more visible directly by magnifier in both sides obverse and reverse! I like to hear experts.

 

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That appears to be damage from a coin rolling machine or vending machine.

 

I will never claim to be an expert but this is simply damage. How, when or why, who knows.

 

Yes, definitely damage from a cone rolling machine or other circular based damage as there's a middle area to it too which is not indicative of a coin rolling machine. And most coin rolling machines damage is near the outer edges as it rolls the paper down not exactly where we see the damage spread about here.

 

DEFDAM elf here

 

I have seen this double ring on several Lincoln cents before. Made by a different type or older model of roll crimping machine I believe.

 

Definitely damaged

 

This is an error cone

 

As the others stated. Wrapper Crimping maxhine damage. Not a Mint Error of any kind.