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Coinscratch
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Crusty nickels and out pops this beauty. Unfortunately no steps.
Then the very next roll - Is this PMD, broad struck, or what?
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The 57 is worn down. Look at the hair near the ear.The other coin is PMD, it's had the rim rolled up
Yea I saw that too - I got there a few years too late.
Like in a coin rolling machine?
Looks to me more like someone making jewelry. It's too regular to be accidental.
Well, they picked an ugly ass coin to make jewelry with - Maybe it was for practice.
LOL. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Might have been trying to make a ring or something. Might also have been trying to make a magician coin or something. You see all kinds of weird tooling on all kinds of coins.
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The 57 is worn down. Look at the hair near the ear.
The other coin is PMD, it's had the rim rolled up
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Yea I saw that too - I got there a few years too late. It was just nice to see something shiny
Like in a coin rolling machine?
Looks to me more like someone making jewelry. It's too regular to be accidental.
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Well, they picked an ugly coin to make jewelry with - Maybe it was for practice.
Okay then - Dang it!
Looks like a train’s wheel. Notice only one edge has the lip.
Maybe someone was making a homemade model train set? Then realized it was easier to just buy a wheel and used the nickel during the purchase.
@Hemispherical . Well there you have it! Or maybe they were trying to flatten a penny and realized the nickel was too small.
You never cease to amaze me that is an exact replica of MY nickel. Shaking head and going to bed
I don't believe the 1957 is worn down, rather it is a weak strike.
I think that's part of it. But the appear to be abrasions on the ear.
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@jmlanzaf . Maybe the ear abrasions are from being in a coin roll, looks like the highest point. There is more on the shoulder easier to see in the cell pic.
The 2001 is PMD... weird find in a coin roll...usually makes the roll irregular. Cheers, RickO
IDK. I'm just looking at a picture. But I see light abrasions and luster breaks. It also looks like the reverse die was heavily polished which has led to a weak strike and loss of detail. It's somewhat interesting, but it is not UNC to my eye.
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