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balasharky
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Is this just a flook? I don't know what to look for any ideas?
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 to CCF. A close up image of TRUST would help but going by this photo it looks like PMD,post mint damage. John1 
( I'm no pro, it's just my humble opinion )
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It is strange how the letters of TRUST are pushed up against the edge like that, without any scuff marks. A close up would definitely help.
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. Its simple really...The Wall Street Crash of 1929 completely erased Trust from the American vernacular....JK....PMD of some sort.
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Whatever damaged it also damaged the "we" as well. I think it was PMD that happened many many years ago, close to the date of issue I would believe. |
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The Wall Street Crash of 1929 completely erased Trust from the American vernacular. 
OPEN 24 HRS (but not in a row)
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Your coin has been damaged post-mint, there is damage on other letters of the motto as well.
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I cant get a great shot but I hope this will do. I just thought its worth a second look.  |
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Aye this is PMD, not an error. The metal was moved from damage, as we can see from the "WE". -Steve (GSNA R-2306)The Black CabinetA Database of Counterfeit Coins. Attribution Services. NumismetricaCoin Collection Management Software for your Desktop and Mobile Devices.
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The Wall Street Crash of 1929 completely erased Trust from the American vernacular. Now that is the best explanation for that type of error. I wonder how it was done as to not leave any trace of tampering though.
just carl
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Posted 03/15/2012 02:15 am
