Extreme Lamination Error Nickel!!!

frankendime

Hero Member
Joined
Mar 8, 2012
Messages
688
Reaction score
450
Golden Thread
0
Location
Middle Tn
Primary Interest:
Other

Attachments

  • 100_6967.webp
    100_6967.webp
    87.1 KB · Views: 150
  • 100_6969.webp
    100_6969.webp
    96.9 KB · Views: 188
  • 100_6975.webp
    100_6975.webp
    65 KB · Views: 173
Upvote 0
nice ender please post it in my end roll finds thread.
 

Something seems wrong with that nickel. I do have a 1958 lamination nickel, and the surface under it looks like a weak strike and is smooth. This coin looks like it may have been in some acid.
 

Hard to tell from the pic, but there is a layer of metal missing with a step at the transition. Coin is much thinner on one side. I believe that if the layer was removed post-mint it would not show the impression of the strike. Strike is weak on the thin side. I am sure this coin was struck on damaged planchet.
 

now its Frankennickle....:laughing9:
 

Hard to tell from the pic, but there is a layer of metal missing with a step at the transition. Coin is much thinner on one side. I believe that if the layer was removed post-mint it would not show the impression of the strike. Strike is weak on the thin side. I am sure this coin was struck on damaged planchet.

I think it could still be PMD. Post it in the coins section to get more advice.
 

Last edited:
What's next, Frankenhalf?

I'm a looking! Don't be jealous, I'm one in a million. lol But on the serious side, I preach that if you only edge check, you are gonna miss something! There are coins out there worth much more than silver content.

HH All!
 

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom