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I have searched for something similar to no avail. What do yall think?

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to CCF. I think we need more info.
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Obverse has been sanded off. PMD
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It hasn't been sanded and is only half as thick as a normal nickel. The struck side is also concave
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Also the "wrinkle" in the middle goes all the way through.
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Its also slightly larger in diameter and about a third the weight. The struck side is very lightly defined compared to a normal.

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You can see the sanding/grinder marks. People do strange things to coins.
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It may be the camera as it is not scored in the middle around the wrinkle. It is also cross hatched (being a car guy) honed. Hard to do in a flat circle more likely a cut from a cylinder. There is also no discoloration from heat that would be generated standing off 2/3 if a metal objects mass
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Looks PMD to me. We see them here now and then.
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I agree with PMD
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Taken to the grinding wheel.
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100% PMD, the striations on the "blank" side are a dead giveaway for a grinding job and the rest of the coin is just plain mangled and abused. There is absolutely nothing in the minting process that could cause a coin to look like that one.
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You can believe what you want, but the coin has been trashed post-Mint.
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Not an error.
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