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Yunnan Province 50 Cents

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I have this coin which appears to be an error though it may just be a weak strike. Instead of 3 mace and 6 candareens it has 2 mace 6 candareens. The coin was weakly struck around the outer perimeter but there is no indication of the bottom (third) stroke of the number 3. Here's a blow up of the denomination area:


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It's either weakly struck or heavily worn out / rubbed out in that area. This can also been seen in the other characters where the lower section looks worn.
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If it is weakly strike than weight should be spot on, if worn it should weight slightly less.
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Seems to be a combination of a weak strike around the perimeter and wear on the central design. On these coins this is not uncommon for the outer part to be weak, though the central parts are typically well struck. The missing rim denticles below those letters support this.
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