Does anyone know what caused this damage? Is it possibly a terminal die state?
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The reason I asked is it almost looks like another coin could have been pressed into it, there is a collar and a chin profile that kind of matches up. Does the back of the coin have any irregularities?
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I agree. I see the same. The back is fine.
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My vote is for partially finished hobo nickel.
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