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Help With This Quarter, It Appears To Have A 67 Ona69

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I need help to get this quarter validated on being a true error coin, you can see that there is a 67 on what is supposed to be a 69.
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to CCF. Looks like damage from a coin counting/wrapping machine.Not an error.
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A little hard to tell for sure what caused this damage from these pics, but I agree with @john1.
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I have a phone that I am taking the pictures with, any ideas on how to get a better picture. I have a jewlers loupe that I have been inspecting the coin with and I don't know what you guys are looking at, but you can clearly see the seven. you can also see that the kneck comes down a little further than normal.
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You can buy a clip on magnifier for not much money on the bay.
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Agree most likely wrapping-machine damage.



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Normal coin. Probably just a case of Pareidolia.
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