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Chop Mark Or Damaged?

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what do you think? never seen this..

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Retired USAF 1983-2003
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Counterstamped coin.
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Someone had a set of dies, probably their initials, and hammered 'em into the coin.
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There are those who like to collect counterstamped coins. The counterstamp is often the name of a business. If the counterstamp can be associated with the history of a business or person they can be worth a premium. If not, the counterstamped coin is often considered a damaged coin.
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 Posted 05/24/2012  08:46 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add ZiggyZ to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
A sloppy counterstamp at that, seeing as the S is upside-down.
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it is on a facebook page called "yardseller" overpriced junk snaring people out of money
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HA I saw that last night for 40 bucks or something rediculous.
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A fun site I ran upon, which lists most known counterstamps. http://www.exonumia.com/art/cma.htm
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