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The area does not feel indented. I also tried with a toothpick to see if it had some kind of film on it...but no it doesn't.

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I saw a similar mark on a coin at my local coin club meeting and everybody there said that it happened because it was stored in such a way that the 'stripe' was exposed to something while the rest of the coin was covered -- or the other way around....hard to say.


Since you say it isn't a raised 'stripe' I'm going to guess that it was covered perhaps by a rubber band. But I'm just guessing.
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I am for sure no expert but a struck through is indented. this looks PMD some king of stain
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Looks like a stain from a rubber band.
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Could be from anything its PMD.
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