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20250628_142541.jpg 20250628_142356.jpg 20250628_142154.jpg 20250628_142531.jpg 20250628_142054.jpg So a couple of the pictures aren't the best. I found this 1975 Jefferson Nickel the other day, and as I was doing my normal scan of coins, I come across this guy. Would anyone know how this could have been made and if its anything of value? Definitely looks to me like a piece from a letter in a mold fell in when this was manufactured. Thoughts? Thank you
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