Does anyone know what caused this damage? Is it possibly a terminal die state?

Richr5850

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It almost looks like dried clear glue my wife gets nickels in the mail that have glue on them from being stuck to the paper. I don't know why companies do that. Or it could have been in a gift card for a birthday?
 

It almost looks like dried clear glue my wife gets nickels in the mail that have glue on them from being stuck to the paper. I don't know why companies do that. Or it could have been in a gift card for a birthday?
It definitely isn't glue, it's part of the nickel but, thanks for your feedback.
 

Perhaps its a coin from "The Day The Earth Stood Still" remake...
 

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Is the area depressed into the coin or are they raised?
 

I can't find any nickel references online to a plating? It just says 75% copper, 25% nickle.
 

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