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1916 Buffalo Wrong Planchet? Or PMD

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had another find this week but not sure if its legit or not its a 1916 buffalo looks like maybe it was struck on a wrong planchet possibly a foreign weight 4.0g please give me any thoughts on this one as well





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Hi Eric, as Mike noted, this coin was turned to remove the rim. Maybe it was fitted in some kind of jewelry?
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It is 1 gram underweight.
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PMD. I agree that it was probably turned.
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Though I don't know why, maybe someone tried turning five cents into four? Thanks, Doug.
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Cool coin though.
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Quote:
maybe someone tried turning five cents into four?


It looks more like they turned 5 cents into 1 cent (by size anyway).
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Quote:
It looks more like they turned 5 cents into 1 cent (by size anyway).


I was calculating by weight. Thanks, Doug.
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