I found two 1988d nickels n the d is in a different spot any one care to commit

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Mintmarks were hand-punched into the working dies until 1990. So, the position can vary.

 

What has already been said above about the working dies being hand punched... That is normal

 

Sometimes I feel like commiting myself to an insane asylum

 

Don't commit, comment!

 

Let me know if you do. I'll be happy to take care of your metal detectors. You do have the instruction manuals, don't you?

 

I tried that but they told me I was over qualified. Didn't get to ask about a group discount.

 

We don't accept new members who want to join. You must be nominated by someone who is already a member & is certified (not just certifiable )! I don't think you will find a sponsor!

 

Commit to comment ?

 

You can have the metal detectors. I'll take the coins.

 

I thought about that, but I would feel bad if I ever sold one. However, with the metal detectors, I could find my own coins.

 

This is how you learn. Thank a teacher.

 

Now if that was a Doubled D you'd have a nice find!

 

Exactly.

 

I used to be crazy, then I got better, now I'm Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs.

 

Welcome to the funny farm, er, I mean Coin Talk @Connie Frost. I believe the first post answered you question and hope it enlightened you. Hand stamped mm differs and learning the year they stopped doing it is helpful. Good eye though. Good luck and don't take the rest of the posts from clowns as a norm. I hope you can read this as they will only let me have crayons to write with. LOL

 

He's just jealous because Barnum & Bailey's wouldn't hire him.

 

Just think of being an actor on Broadway, doing the same thing 7 nights a week and twice on Saturday and Sunday. Seriously, from being a chemistry teacher, these guys haven't heard it yet. Be kind

 

well said Mountain Man