It's a circulate nickel, unremarkable.
FOLLOW UP: "Coins are not printed, they are struck. If you are looking for some kind of error, we can't concur. On our site it says clearly "Due to the preponderance of Internet misinformation we no longer offer complementary appraisals on moderns, varieties, errors, and change, and we ask people to kindly not submit such things."
Since you've asked again: if this were a die chip or cud, which I doubt, it has so much post-mint wear bordering on damage that we would not price it more than a nickel. I'm sorry if that is not what you hoped to hear.
