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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikediamond, post: 320098, member: 1859&quot;]As others have said, it&#039;s most likely due to a nickel being pressed into the obverse face of your coin while it sat on a flat surface.&nbsp; Still, let me ask you, does the reverse face show any signs of doubling?&nbsp; Is the coin out-of-round or is the diameter greater than normal?&nbsp; Does the reverse face show the flattening expected of a fake?&nbsp; The reason I&#039;m not dismissing it entirely is that from 1968 - 1974 the Denver Mint produced quite a few exotic errors including very weak brockages on double-struck nickels.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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