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Wonder if NGC would give me a "pass" on counterstamped coins?

Maybe. See the Dexter specimen of the 1804 dollar, has a D punched into one of the clouds on the rev and is slabbed as a problem free PF-65. (I don't know if it is currently in an NGC or a PCGS slab)
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