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New Member
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I'm getting mixed answers while researching this 1926 D Penny I'm not sure I'd this is environmental damage or if this happend during the production of the Penny itself. I've researched the types of errors ir could be watched some interesting videos that showed explanations of difference between two. Any Ideas or helpful links to research this type of error would be appreciated. I am learning and constructive criticism is a great thing to learn from but I ask that tou please do not put me down for not knowing the information. I am trying to get more familiar with the terms and definitions there's a lot to learn. Thank You very much in advance for your time and efforts.   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I don't know that I see anything (at least with these pics), that would leave me to believe it was environmental damage but definitely PMD. This did not happen at the mint. By the way,  to the forum! -makecents-
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03/17/2023 4:53 pm
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Valued Member
United States
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No error, just damage. Early stage parking lot coin perhaps. For future reference, post a full obverse and reverse picture of the coin.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Just damage, there is nothing in the minting process that would cause that to happen to the rims.
Teach yourself how coins are struck at the mint (many forums available) and then you
would know that this could not happen.
Also suggest learning what an actual error is by reading up on sites as error-ref.com
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Agree, just damage, probably deliberate. to the CCF! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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to the CCF I see nothing but damage. Quote:
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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to the CCF and  PMD. This is a great site. Use the search tab. There is a lot of information there. One thing to learn is, whenever you have a divot, gouge, or scratch on a coin that has a corresponding buildup on the surface, 99.9% of the time it's damage.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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This it is a circulation damage. The only criticism is for the mint that they push in the wild this coin to be damaged. I will keep till find a better one. Still be an RB from 28 mill struck and at least 22 mill destroyed.
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New Member
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Thank you for all your help I really have to say that everyone who posted an answer was very helpful and constructive with ther answers for me to help learn more about this topic in the discussion. If I were a website critic I would give The Coin Comminity A 2 heads up standing aviation for the memberss being such a positive informative professional curtiouse community of mentors researchers learners and curious investors of time and knowledge.
Really Thanks all of you who
Stopped and took your time to teach and inform me of even questions you have probley answered more times than I can count.
Phantazma
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