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Australia
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At first glance my thought was PMD but the N & E of ONE are struck over the top of the damage. So on that it has to be struck through a foreign object,maybe a stray bit of metal or similar. |
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Cool then it is considered a mint error right
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Australia
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My opinion is PMD. Coin has been struck with something like a punch on the obverse and bulging out on the reverse. |
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Australia
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Looks like a small meteorite slammed into it (or bullet maybe - there has been a thread covering this subject). Coin looks buckled, just based on the wear pattern, evident on both sides. Pic is not hi rez, but I can't see any significant scarring on the reverse lettering, or inner circle beads. If it was punched, an effort was made to prevent the obverse from being damaged in the process, like something soft placed under the coin prior attempting to punch.
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United States
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if it is a mint error how much would it be worth
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Australia
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IF (a big if) it is a genuine mint error then that level of errorness (just coined a new word)would put the coin at $500 plus (I have paid that much for spectacular pre decimal errors). I'm 99.99% certain that it is PMD. |
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United States
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so far I have only heard one explanation that made any sense to me I'm sorry none of the rest make any sense or have a resonable explanation
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United States
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also the coin is only buckled in the middle the rest of the coin is perfectly straight
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Australia
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Very hard to expand further without some images that are in focus.! Looking forward to the outcome.!!  |
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United States
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Ok I will try and get better pictures
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OK, have a look at the obverse rim around the bottom,all the denticles are stretched right out,especially opposite the damage,something must have caused that in the striking, Yes ? Now take a look at all the weakness in the reverse,also another thing you always look for,weakness opposite the damage & I reckon there is blakesley effect directly opposite the damage too. If it is PMD they've done one great job on making it look genuine ( to me anyway ). Better pics are needed,especially to see if there is any fishtailing. Edited by appleangel07
07/07/2014 10:43 pm
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Australia
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that one big dot above the scroll
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United States
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Ok sorry guys been really busy lately will get better pictures on tonight
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United States
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Ok I put out pictures what is going on with this coin
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Posted 06/30/2014 11:26 am
