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This Lincoln is still inside the unopened mint packaging. There is no damage to the plastic. How would you classify this? Or would you even classify it? Thanks.   |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Looks like someone cut the coin while still in the packaging. It wasn't struck that way.
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Edited by coop
06/13/2015 6:31 pm
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Valued Member
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I know it wasn't struck that way. As I mentioned above, the packaging isn't damaged.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Hmmm peculiar. So it happened in the mint but how? And it's post strike . But it would still be a mint error. Hahaha I'm at a loss
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 How could someone do that while not effecting the plastic!? |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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How the heck did u get pics/scans like that through the plastic  |
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United States
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Hmmm peculiar. So it happened in the mint but how? And it's post strike . But it would still be a mint error. Hahaha I'm at a loss Quote:
How could someone do that while not effecting the plastic!? Lol, that's what I want to know. I thought it was pretty interesting when I found it in the back of my LCS's store, so I snagged it. Finger's crossed it's some type of rarity, haha. Quote:
How the heck did u get pics/scans like that through the plastic Thanks!... I've put alot of time in my setup. |
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Rest in Peace
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It's a mint quality control error.  That poor coin got slammed between a couple of pieces of metal. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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There's no way to say how the damage occurred but it happened after the planchet was struck.PSD It has no value unless you just like damaged coins.Sorry
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Pillar of the Community
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A piece like this demonstrates the importance of using the term Post-Strike Damage ( PSD), instead of Post-Mint Damage ( PMD). The term PMD would not fit for a piece like this, and it is not an error either. PSD is the only term that fits. |
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It didn't really think this was worth any premium. I purchased the mint set because the damaged Lincoln caught my eye, and I said... out loud mind you, "how the heck did this happen?". Hopefully you guys thought it was pretty cool too. Thank you for the input and the PSD identification. |
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Pillar of the Community
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I think it's cool yeah its damaged but still neat. If the quality control there at that time worked at McDonald's they would have a lot of wrong orders. Idk it might be more accurate to say spoiled meat. Hahaha
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