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1986 D LMC Missing Half Of The T In Liberty

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I'm leaning towards a Struck Through Grease error. Why? The device looked altered, but it appear the copper is still present. I see the zinc on the tops of the 'T' showing slightly. The 'R' is also weak. It seems to me that if this were coin damage, we would see a lot more of the zinc on the missing area. Also note the irregularity of the west edge of the 'T'. To me this looks like a almost fill on one half of that device and also weakening the 'R'. Either way they are worth what it says on the reverse. But that is what I see.
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