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1976 P Kennedy Half - Odd Mark- PMD Or Something Else?

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 Posted 09/19/2020  5:39 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add MrBreeze to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Just ran across this one. Caught my eye. First thought it was a tool mark, but then looked closer and it looks different than tool marks that I have seen. Probably just PMD , but thought I would share and ask.
1976-P-Kennedy-Half---Odd-Mark--PMD-Or-Something-Else?
1976-P-Kennedy-Half---Odd-Mark--PMD-Or-Something-Else?
1976-P-Kennedy-Half---Odd-Mark--PMD-Or-Something-Else?
1976-P-Kennedy-Half---Odd-Mark--PMD-Or-Something-Else?
1976-P-Kennedy-Half---Odd-Mark--PMD-Or-Something-Else?
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 Posted 09/19/2020  6:28 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add josephm99 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Almost looks like a struck through error of some sort.
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I don't think that it is struck through because of the matching damage on the obv. Rather this looks like a counterstamp, which would have been done after the coin left the mint.
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Must agree, odd as it looks.
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Yes indeed, looks like a counterstamp gone wrong to me as well.
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The coin was damaged after the strike. It took a hit with something on the reverse and the flattening is seen on the obverse. Spendable.
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Thanks everyone! Sounds like I possibly found a counterstamper's error! &. Been trying to figure out the letter or symbol, but no luck so far.
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Quote:
I possibly found a counterstamper's error!


Counterstamps aren't an error. Someone took this from their change and did it.
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Yeah, not an error, just deliberate damage to the coin.
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My poor attempt at humor. I realize it is damage. Just my luck that when looking for legitimate errors, I would find someone's deliberate attempt at a counter stamp that apparently went wrong on them.
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