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Found this in my second box. Is this a die error or is it an example of Post Mint Damage?

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Still looking for an answer, any help appreciated. As I look at it it seems that something about the size of a dime would fit in there. Just don't know enough as a newby.
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It is hard to tell from the pics, but to me it looks like the damage you see from a coin roller when the coin was on the end of the roll.
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I agree, damaged by coin rolling machine.

Keep looking. You are going to be wrong a lot before you get one right, but that is how we learn. Look at everything. Question everything.
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Congratulations. Your image made my educational files.
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Thanks for the input, thats lesson number one of one million!
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