reptwar1
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2012 D NICKEL WTH?
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This is caused by a coin rolling machine.
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Baffled me the first time I noticed it, also.
It's really amazing what all can go unnoticed on coins when one doesn't pay attention. Over have a century and I'm just now finding out!
In all seriousness though, other than the new clad coating coming off of the newer cents, I think these coin rolling machine cause more damage than any other cause.
It's really amazing what all can go unnoticed on coins when one doesn't pay attention. Over have a century and I'm just now finding out!
In all seriousness though, other than the new clad coating coming off of the newer cents, I think these coin rolling machine cause more damage than any other cause.
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This is quite common. Just toss 'er back into the pool.
