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2004 -P Lewis and Clark error
fnetty
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Found in roll years ago. Does anyone know what type of error is this called? Thanks
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Can't tell if it's missing a layer or chemical pmd. Peace Roy
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Since a nickel isn’t clad, it looks like some kind of environmental or intentional chemical reaction to me.
Nickels are a solid 75%Copper 25%Nickel alloy it can't be missing a layer.
It doesn't look like a improperly annealed planchet. I'm going with environmental damage or some post mint coating. Whatever is on it seems to be peeling on the Obv at the top of the head and rev under the STATES OF
That is post mint damage....either environmental or intentional. No numismatic premium. Cheers, RickO
It’s a genuine Mis-annealed planchet
That is someone's science experiment
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PCGS will certify it as a Mint Error,
"Mis-Annealed Planchet Obv./Rev."
Nice to know it’s a real error. I haven’t seen one like that before. I stand happily corrected.
Improperly Annealed Planchet error 100% for sure, Nice coin.
I like that nickel. Great find!
Interestingly, once it becomes a genuine error, it turns from ugly to pretty.
Agreed - it’s a genuine improperly annealed error. They don’t all look like this, but there are many of this type with the exact same surface colors.
The alloy includes copper which migrates to the surface when annealed too long or under too much heat.
Thanks everyone for your responses. I appreciate it.
If Fred says it's an error, believe me, it is.
bob
Lol, for me it goes from ugly to interesting. The kind of thing I’d prefer to find and not buy.
I guess by pretty I meant interesting and by ugly, I meant not interesting.
oops
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Nice coin