Unusual Coin Found

Silver crazy

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Has anyone ever seen a Jefferson nickel that is a cross between a 59 D and a 50D, I found one that has a small zero, is it a 50 D with small zero or 59D without a leg, I never saw one of these before,it has not been altered in any way, if anyone has any info I would appreciate it, in the meantime I will try to get a pic on, it is hard to do without a scanner. Thanks. Dennis.
 

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Yinzi50

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Without the picture, I would say it's a 59D with a tiny leg. I found one like that myself yesterday.
It stalled me for a second because I had to use my 10X loupe to examine it closely. Good luck on your hunt of 50D.
I have found 38D and 39D. Two out of five.
 

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Silver crazy

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Thanks, Yinzi, I'm trying to get a pic on, it is very hard getting in that close without it blurring out, the coin has no leg on it at all, just a perfectly round circle. Thanks again. Dennis.
 

GMan00001

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Quite possibly a grease filled die where the leg of the 9 just doesn't show. I have found numerous coins where a full number or parts of lettering to do not show due to this. The 0 in 1950 is always the same size and as far as I know there are not any other varieties.
 

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