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1941 LWC PMD, Something Else?

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 Posted 04/13/2021  11:18 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Minnimarine to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I am sure this is PMD from a punch or a well centered shot from a pellet gun. My colleague thinks its a blow out. He just wants to argue, and I want a Jefferson Half Dollar for being correct. Sorry for your lost time over this. I do thank your time.
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 Posted 04/14/2021  12:08 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add IsThisAnything to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Tell Colleague the survey says...PMD

ETA: It does look like a woody though, so if he's just arguing it's an error coin, you may be in trouble.
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04/14/2021 12:09 am
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LOL I'm winning this bet. He is arguing blow out. I say a well aimed shot from a pellet gun. The mark at the top of his head looks like a pellet. The pellet gun used may not have a riffled barrel, and that would cause the pellet to tumble end over end causing the round to lose velocity and trajectory. I will let him know it does look like a woody, but a damaged one.









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Has to be PMD.
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I agree with post strike damage, sustained a good while back.
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It's a damaged coin.


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I want a Jefferson Half Dollar for being correct.

Oh man, can I have One of those too? it'll be worth a fortune.
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What's a blowout anyways? Never heard of one
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@JohnH he is probably referring to a Fisher or perforation aka Blow Hole.

I dont think I'm gonna get rich off a Franklin, but it's a proof, I like it, and it was a bet.
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