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2024 P Half With Interesting Reeding Impression

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Came across this one while box hunting and I have not seen another like it. I think it's just a very strong impression of reeding on the obverse, but I'd like some second opinions. I would think it would take a lot of pressure to make this strong impression, but don't have a clue where that would come from. The edge reeding appears normal. There's a couple of slight impressions on the rim of both obverse and reverse. I'm 92% sure it's just PMD, but thought this would be the right forum.
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Probably a well placed Reed Mark.
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This would be a reed mark - probably from another half dollar lying flat on top of this one. This can happen if this coin was at the bottom of the collection bag when the other coin landed on it - then as the bag filled up the pressure dented your coin with the reeds
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Who knows what goes on at the bottom of those Ballistic Bags?
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