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Is There A Name For The Scoring Around The Edge Of Some Coins.

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The picture below shows a few coins,the one in the middle has scoring around the edge that matches closely to the middle of R in AMERICA.does this have a technical name in the grading world,there is a smaller circle on the cheek of the top right coin as well
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It might be the top left,I set the picture to be read like a book from left to right or Kennedy facing left
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The middle coin has damage caused by coin rolling equipment.
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It was damaged because it was on the end of roll when it was mechanically wrapped/crimped. It's a very common type of damage, unfortunately.
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Looks like machine damage to me as well.
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