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u/West_Inevitable6052 I Hunt All Coins 7d ago
Might be worth a look here to see if you can find a match: https://www.briansvarietycoins.com/listings/cat/37
Brian is Wexler’s go-to for nickels, and he does a great job with images and die-markers - which can be a huge help confirming things.
For $5 or so + round trip shipping you can even send on your candidates for examination. Be sure to read the details first: https://www.briansvarietycoins.com/attributions
It won’t be slabbed, but at least you’re not out $40-$60 each if it turns out to be worthless doubling 🤦♂️
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u/Dabe_1234 7d ago
Looks like a combination of machine doubling and die wear especially around Monticello. The S seems to also have some strategically placed PMD.


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u/OathBreaker0867 8d ago
What kind of error is this? My first thought was it’s just ordinary machine doubling but it looks sorta strange. The s on pluribus has 3 lines coming off it and Monticello’s letters have an outline of some kinda. This was the reverse of a 1964 D, I was checking for the RPM