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Just want to get feedback from the experts on this new coin of mine. Is it altered or tooled in any way? Thanks!

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Doesn't look tooled to me. Nice coin with excellent detail.
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based on the picture.

If you are concerned post a larger picture of each side.
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No does not look tooled to me. Looks like nice lively details. Good coin.
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It is not tooled.
Those radial ridges are metal flow lines.
As the coin was squashed by the dies (probably when the flan had been heated to soften it), the squashed metal has to go somewhere. That migration of metal shows up as radial flow lines, which you can see on the coin.

Complete legends, all detail fully struck up, and top condition, make this piece a superior coin.
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