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Is This Presidential Dollar An Error Coin?

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Hello,
I'm pretty new to this, but love coins. I found this yesterday and was wondering if anyone knew about it. It doesn't seem painted. The outside rim has it's edge lettering, which is gold colored, but the boarder looks silver. The back looks extra shiny like you would expect on a proof but it is Denver minted. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I looked online but haven't seen one like it.

Thanks for your time!
Nicole

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It looks like someone may have sanded those areas. Why? You go me. But it happens sometimes on cents as well.
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Thanks!
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I have no answer per say but I would keep it! Its different for sure.
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Yes, I like unique anything.
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I don't know what could cause it. The manganese brass dollars are just that, manganese brass plated over a core of pure copper. I'm betting 100% it's not from the mint. Sanding should have produced a copper, rather than brass, color...definitely not silver colored. Probably some selective plating with some other metal (like silver), that'd be my best guess.
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