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1971 D Half Dollar Sintered Planchet

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I'm pretty sure this is a sintered planchet error. The coin has a distinct copper color. It doesn't look like toning. What do you think? How much do you think it's worth?

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With the surface condition of the coin, I'm thinking this is environmental damage. Let's see what others think.
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@Yokozuna The pictures I've taken are not of the best quality. The lighting isn't that good either. The outer rim looks to be all copper. I agree the coin has wear and tear. I'm no expert, but it doesn't look like damage. However, I'm new to this, and I haven't seen all the ways coins can become damaged.
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Homeless coin for a while. Finally brought in out of the rain and now has a home. But the damage has been done. Spender now.
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@Coop Here are some better pictures. A homeless coin?


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Sorry, just environmental toning and a spender.



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