Something different... silver

[Hunter101]

Did my first box of nickels today. I assume it's a good box. I found four war nickels and two 1939. I also acquired some proof sets from family and a 1980 set has major gold toning on all the coins with a blue ring around the edge. I couldn't photograph them properly so I'll have to keep trying.

The silvers are 43P, 43S, 45D, and 45S. It looks like there is a doubled eye on the 43P.







Also here is what I thought to be a misaligned dye. I don't know what to think. I don't know what going on with the dye.

 

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[Hunter101]

Don't know why there is a thumbnail

 

[enamel7]

Four war nicks are good for one box. The 43 is worn too much for me to tell conclusively.

 

[enamel7]

The dime may very well be a misaligned "die", but there's no added value.

 

[Hunter101]

The dime may very well be a misaligned "die", but there's no added value.

What I'm confused about are the stretch marks. Are they caused by the misalign dye?

 

[trapperart]

Congrats

 

[Death&Taxes]

What I'm confused about are the stretch marks. Are they caused by the misalign dye?

Those marks are normal and on every uncirculated coin, just maybe to a lesser extent. They are the result of metal flow that happens when the coin is struck, which is what causes luster on coins that have not been worn.