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I know this isn't a coin but I collect tokens and they are made the same way. I came across a huge batch of these St. Mary's, PA parking tokens and out of a bag of about 1000 I found one odd one. It has the appearance of being in a bevel ring with a prominate rinsed lip on both sides. Under a loupe it is one piece and not an attached ring. It is also 0.65mm small than all the others. It doesn't show up well in the scan but I attached a scan of the error and a regular one.


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That's most likely a Dryer Coin. (Making it post mint damage and thus not an error.) The affect that you note on the rim is what happens when a coin sits in a dryer for a long time, the rim bulges out and the coin's diameter shrinks.
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03/12/2013 10:24 am
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Many thanks for the information but could you educate me a little. What is a dryer in reference to coins?
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