You are welcome to give your opinion on the grade of the coin, but I would really like opinions on what is going on with the reverse of the coin. The mark going through the center is definitely silver and has some age but looks to have been added, could have been where a pin was attached so the coin could be worn.
Once I uploaded the picture of the front of the coin I really noticed how much grime is on this thing, it could probably be cleaned up a bit. I purchased this coin for face value so you hurt my feelings with your opinions.
My guess is PMD almost looks like silver solder on the reverse, a Cud that big should show the die also craking all over, and I see an absensce of die cracks on the coin. I'd buy eveyone I could afford at face value regardless if they looked even worse than this one!
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