Is this an error of value? 0

[Terrance Zamora]

I found this 2007 nickel with the zeros stacked on top of one another.  Does this have any value?

Edited September 27, 2021 by Terrance Zamora
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[Mr.Bill347]

Very interesting I would maybe emai Brian Wexler a formidable nickel variety expert.

http://briansvarietycoins.com
 

 

[Coinbuf]

The OP was having issues loading pics on the PCGS forum so I helped him out.  One of the error dealers on that forum confirmed the grease filled area and believes the zero to be a dropped numeral error.

[Terrance Zamora]

Thanks a lot folks I appreciate the info, I'll definitely email Mr. Wexler.  

[Jason Abshier]

Now that’s pretty cool ! I haven’t seen anything like that before . Again I’m not an error coin collector , lately on here there been a lot rubbish new collectors asking if they got a double die or error coin that looks like basic circulated coin… But your coin is definitely interesting , and unique! 

[RWB]

All of the lower right is missing detail.

[GBrad]

This Nickel appears to have had a hard life as apparent by both the Obverse and Reverse PMD damage, dings, dents, scratches, etc..... on the entire surfaces of the coin.  Just curious as to why the 0's look so well formed and unaffected? 🤔 

[Terrance Zamora]

Don't know why the coin looks worn and the zeros are so well formed.  But when I look closely at it, it looks like the off zero is sunk underneath the third zero. 

 

[Mikhail2400]

On 9/28/2021 at 6:53 AM, Terrance Zamora said:

Don't know why the coin looks worn and the zeros are so well formed.  But when I look closely at it, it looks like the off zero is sunk underneath the third zero. 

 

It overlaps the 0 after the two but as you said is under the last 0. Its strange thats for sure

[Woods020]

This one is a conundrum and I think has a lot going on. It does appear to be circulated but I think the harsh lighting in the pics may make it look worse than it is. Then there is definitely grease filled weak areas. On top of all that there is a dropped number from the grease filled area where a clogged 0 was released and struck into the coin. I would assume since the 0 dropped that the underlying 0 was unclogged and is appearing more sharply struck. Meaning in that area the grease fill was gone. A lot going on in one coin for sure. 

[Terrance Zamora]

Yeah I've got to use a different light under my camera the one that came with it is super bright. 

[Woods020]

On 9/28/2021 at 9:42 AM, Terrance Zamora said:

Yeah I've got to use a different light under my camera the one that came with it is super bright. 

If it’s a usb scope it’s tough. That built in light is not great. It’s a common problem with those. 

[l.cutler]

Just a guess, but if all the numbers in the die were filled, the debris fell out of the 0, which was struck into the coin.  That would explain why the normal 0 is bolder than the other numbers.