1940 Henning nickel? Looped R

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Zomotion

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I've not heard of a 1940 either. I believe that is pmd, looks like it just took a hit
 

FormerTeller

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I found a counterfeit nickel, 1943 as I recall. Not struck on wrong planchette, but counterfeit, which struck me as bizarre. Who counterfeits nickels??

Weigh yours, and have it examined by more than one expert if you can.
 

Twitch

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Unfortunately I think it's PMD. Henning nickels are a cool story. Snagged one of eBay a few years ago as part of a lot.
 

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I found a counterfeit nickel, 1943 as I recall. Not struck on wrong planchette, but counterfeit, which struck me as bizarre. Who counterfeits nickels??

In 1943 a nickel had the purchase power of 71 cents today. That was enough motivation for counterfeiting.
 

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