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Standing Liberty Help With Date Error

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Any ideas? Kind of looks like and over date. It doesn't appear to be damage.

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I would say PMD as your photo implies a worn and well circulated coin. looks like the last digit of date took a hit.
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Just a damaged 1926 IMO.
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That was my initial thought too... But If it is PMD shouldn't the damaged be recessed, not raised?
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Not necessarily. It probably just got hit, moving the metal.
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Cool thanks for the info
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Could be a die chip? It looks like a 1926.
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