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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;timothytrout, post: 655770, member: 19693&quot;]Hey all!</p><p>In the perusal of all my friends random change jars I pulled out a 1967 nickel that I have to say struck me immediately as. . pretty.</p><p>On closer look I immediately noticed the obverse seemed incredibly deep - fairly more so than I ever remember seeing(I haven&#039;t been collecting long). The rim is fairly thin almost to the point of being sharp around 12:30. The rim is also a bit taller than one would expect, but no higher than the face.</p><p>It also seems to have retained a surprising amount of original finish for a circulated coin of its age. A finish like a new nickel, but with the depth of the image, it just seems very solid somehow. </p><p>Anyway, could this by a multiple strike in the same place, or a &quot;transition&quot; piece that was struck too hard? I&#039;ll have pictures tonight, so if you just want to wait to comment that&#039;s fine. As I said I&#039;m new to numismatics so any and all comments appreciated![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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