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Pillar of the Community
United States
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What I find interesting about this coin is none of the numbers on the date appear to be damaged. A Ring of Death would most certainly damage the numbers, so I don't think that was the cause. While I don't think this any sort of Mint related issue, it is quite interesting. I'm looking forward other responses.   |
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Moderator
 United States
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The numbers are incuse.  |
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Moderator
United States
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yes, the numbers of the date are below the level of the field where the ring is. so they would not get damaged. But IF this is a ' Ring of Death' it sure is coincidental that it perfectly follows the circle of the coins design ring. and the damage is very consistent all the way around the permitter of the coin. a Coin Wrapping Machine has 3 or 4 crimping fingers to roll in the tube paper - I see no gaps to show that. But the Op has yet to show a full coin image  Can you please post up a FULL coin image for us? |
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New Member
 Philippines
10 Posts |
This is the whole coin 5.7 grams and corner sides    |
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New Member
Philippines
10 Posts |
I try to pic a better angle tommorow is this better?  |
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New Member
Philippines
10 Posts |
Is it an Error Coin or a Damaged Coin? If it's a damage coin from a roller the numbers have turned to half from scratches. Or Double Died? Since within the Circle there's a doubling almost all around it and a little off centered to the right  |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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As stated previously, it is damage.
There is no way for that to happen when the coin was struck.
Also FYI, the correct term is Doubled Die, not a Double Died.
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New Member
Philippines
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May I know the cause if it's a damage coin done intentionally, from a coin roller or any machine related?
If it's a coin roller how come the numbers are intact and I can see the small detailed lines and numbers are still intact.
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Valued Member
United States
399 Posts |
Potential Possibilities: It could be that the coin blank was struck while misaligned, causing some of the design elements to be off-center, or it could have had a wider rim.
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Forum Dad
United States
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There is no question that this is Wrapping Machine Damage. Quote:
If it's a coin roller how come the numbers are intact and I can see the small detailed lines and numbers are still intact. As mentioned earlier, because they are incused, not raised. We've seen this before on these coins. This pic shows its gouged by the machine plain as day...  |
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Forum Dad
United States
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Here's the same thing on another quarter. Numbers are uninterrupted because they are incused.  |
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Forum Dad
United States
24183 Posts |
Here's one on a Tuskegee Airmen quarter, this one is a deep scratch, and once again numbers are uninterrupted because they are incused.  |
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United States
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New Member
Philippines
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Your coin looks so different that is a scratched Coin very obvious look Closer to see the structure and texture of the coins surface   Take a closer view of the numbers from mine, specially the number SIX, Look closely At the Top of Numbers SIX, it's not a Scratch you can see the Texture inside the Numbers , Zoom in. |
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Forum Dad
United States
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Ok, I'm locking this topic.  Send it to PCGS and let us know what happens. |
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Posted 10/22/2025 12:26 pm
