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2000-D Nickel, MS64 Red
Struck on a 2000-D Cent
Double Denomination Error

2000-D 5C Jefferson Nickel -- Double Denomination on a Struck 2000-D Cent -- MS64 Red PCGS. Six-cent pieces (nickels struck on cents) are rarer than 11-cent pieces (cents struck on dimes). This is a dramatic double denomination mint error that shows much of the cent undertype, including a clear date and mintmark on Jefferson's shoulder. The bottom half of the nickel date is present, as is most of the nickel mintmark. Struck flush against the collar die at 7 o'clock, with a full rim is present in that vicinity, while most of LIBERTY from 1 to 2 o'clock is absent. Most of the portrait and Monticello are present. The Lincoln Memorial overlaps Monticello but is tilted left at a 30 degree angle. The reverse shows a few small specks of struck-in grease, but the overall eye appeal is impressive.
From The Mahal Collection, Part VIII.


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January, 2023
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