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PMD? 1854 3CS Split Planchet?

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Wow. I lean "authentic," but I'm kind of unsure how all that managed to happen. If I had the disposable income, I'd throw that BIN at it just to see it for myself.
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It isn't that uncommon of an error, though it may be tough to find on this type/denomination. A clamshell split may result from impurities in the metal (it often isn't present or noticeable until after the strike and some circulation). The top layer of this one has broken apart - I would consider it damage. Sometimes these errors are "helped" by those who try to pry the layers farther apart.
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This is the second time a "clamshell" type coin has been posted here within the last month/ week or so. I believe. Intriguing.
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