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1956-D LMC I Believe This Is Called A "Railroad Rim"?

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More like bezel rim.


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I have one popped out of an encasement. Railroad only covers a partial of the rim, one side because collar not fully up(deployed)
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Your coin was probably a encasement coin. (a coin pressed into a holder) When this happens it damages the the edge of the coin. If you get a coin still in the holder, don't remove it. In the holder it still has value. With the holder, it is just a damaged coin.
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