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1980 - Why Looks So?

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I need help to know why this coin looks so. Is that collectible?

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I am guessing someone tried to clean it with an acid bath.
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I agree. Acid dipped.
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Is it collectable in as far as does it have any value? No.

Is it something worth holding onto because its interesting? Sure.
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It is a damaged coin. I have three and I saved them just for educational purposes. But they are spendable.
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Today I watched the coin with microscope and I have questions:
If it is damaged coin how is made selectively:
1. The edge and rim are absolutely as in normal coin.
2. The dark spots on the coin and all letters are green and with metal as in normal coin.

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The dark areas on the tops of the devices that are dark look like stains on the coin from what I can see.

The term Post Strike Damage carries the idea that this didn't look like that when it was struck. Something altered it after it was struck. Nothing in the mint process could cause this. So it is just a damaged coin.
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