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Clipped Standing Liberty Quarter - Another Example Of PMD

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Thought I'd share this to see if anyone has seem PMD of this type on these before. I understand that clipping of silver coins is not something new but I don't recall it being a thing at the time these were circulating.

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I was thinking maybe target practice although that might cause more deformation to occur. Never tried it.
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To me it looks as though someone had been at it with something in the machine shop. That's silver, if you hit it with a bullet in such a way as to take a chunk out of it, it would be stretched and deformed. Those neat bites imply it was held somehow.
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