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1961 50 Cents... Die Crash?

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Hello everyone,
I would like to know if the crease is from the mint?
thanks,
Frank.

1961-50-Cents...-Die-Crash?

1961-50-Cents...-Die-Crash?
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 Posted 06/25/2015  5:25 pm  Show Profile   Check Pacificoin's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add Pacificoin to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Good example of struck through, probably thread. A fairly common occurrence in the 1960s.
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PMD, the metal was scraped towards the bottom resulting in a ball/clump of excess silver.
Feel free to call me Will.
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PMD, the metal was scraped towards the bottom resulting in a ball/clump of excess silver.
A nasty scrape.
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Wow....thanks for these interesting informations!
Should I keep this one apart from the "scrap" silver ?
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I would scrap it, actually I would sell it to a dealer who I knew would melt it. that way it doesn't get found by some one one day and sold to a less educated collector as a major strike through error for a couple hundred bucks.
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The problem is that I do not sold any of my silver coins, just add the more "Interesting" in a flip along with the good value.
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you can put it away as a study piece of sorts. IT IS ALL up to YOU, I trust you wont try and pass it off to some one as an error though : )
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The fact that you give me the right information ( PMD) I will add this on the flip,thanks again.
Frank.
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