1999d nickel penny struck on it?

[mobyjobi]

I found this nickel and didnt know where to find help trying to figure this thing out. I dont know if i can post this here but here goes. What do you all think this is? Thanks

[coop]

Squeezed with a cent reverse. PSD

[mobyjobi]

Squeezed with a cent reverse. PSD

Not from the mint then?

[willbrooks]

Not a mint error. The coin was intentionally squeezed together with a cent making the impression you see. As Coop said, it is PSD, which means post-strike damage. It was damaged after it was created.

[GrumpyEd]

For the most part you can assume that in theory a smaller coin or blank can be struck/overstruck as a bigger coin but not vice versa.

A dime or dime blank can be struck/overstruck as anything.
A cent or cent blank can be struck/overstruck as anything other than a dime.
A nickel or nickel blank can be struck/overstruck as anything other than a cent or dime.
A quarter or quarter blank can be struck/overstruck as a half or dollar but nothing else.

In every case the images will not be mirrored or incuse.

Using those rules will weed out a lot of damaged coins.
It would have ruled this one out because a nickel or nickel blank can be struck/overstruck as anything other than a cent or dime.

[jcuve]

Agreed, pressed against another coin under pressure.