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1935 One Penny Great Britain Missing Y , Possible Error?

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Sorry, but that is definitely not a mint error. Rather this coin was damaged after it left the mint. One of these impacts obliterated the area where that letter Y was originally showing.
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PMD for sure. Keep looking!



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Short for post mint damage. Damage sustained after the coin was struck.
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