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2004 Quarter Great Lakes State

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What should I call this?


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What are you seeing CoinMasters?
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Looks like Die Deterioration on the Great Lakes State.
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Blue, it's not one of my better pictures, but it's really neat northeast doubling on a good part of the reverse. I figured it was probably die movement. Either way, movement and deterioration adds up the same. I'm sure you're right Coop. I appreciate ya'll looking, I'll see if I can find a better coin.
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