1881 3C nickel/ RPD ? /Strike through

[pennies4pennies]

This looks to be a RPD and maybe a strike through. I can't find it anywhere. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for looking.

[MintErrors]

In my opinion, The added lines are probably not a strike through but, may be a Die clash. Three cent nickels had a good amount of clashes. It might be already documented on the maddieclashes.com web site.

The date is difficult to see depth. Its probably due to the color of your light. I am guessing that may be a halogen light?
In any event, a nearly blast white colored light seems to work best for my photography. It allows to see the textures, and shadows the coin better. if need be you can subdue the lighting. Just be careful with anything that might be combustable close to heat. Remove it immediately after taking photos - the bulb is extremely hot.

[MintErrors]

NCG (ngccoin.com) has a "variety-plus" section. The number two listing for your 1881 might be close. Since you have the coin in hand, have a look here:

https://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plus/united-states/three-cents/nickel-three-cents-1865-1889/

[MintErrors]

One last thing. I did not see the 1881 listed on maddieclashes, but here are some that I found in a quick search. With coin in hand you can determine if the area on these other clashes are some what close to what you are seeing on your coin.

https://www.maddieclashes.com/atypical-u-s-three-cent/

[pennies4pennies]

Thank you so much. It is the 1881 88/88 VP-002 3cn NGC attribution vp-002. /. Flynn Fletcher RPD-001. Only 5 graded. Now you are Correct about that and on the Maddieclashes. I see the closest is 1869. I have the same markings ADC-3C-1869-01. There is none marked for 1881

[MintErrors]

I dont know if maddieclashes would consider this good enough to use as an example for the 1881 year or not. You can ask them if they are interested in photos for 1881 and they can determine if it is clear enough and not too worn.

Good luck and happy hunting.