2015 P Jefferson Nickle reverse error
mb357
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Good Morning . i ran across this Nickle thought it could be a type of error on the reverse side its 2015 P Jefferson Nickle weighing 4.74 grams .. Thanks
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Looks like post-mint damage (PMD). As such, it is worth face value. In the future, it would likely be helpful to also include in focus images of the entire obverse and reverse, as well as the closeup shots.
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Welcome.
You’ve heard it from the experts.
I would add that the low weight is probably due to metal being shaved or scraped off around the periphery. Note the lack of a raised, defined rim.
Edges have been ground, shaved down on your NICKEL.
You cannot have a rim on only one side, just a damged coin now,
But it has full steps?