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1896 Shilling Edge Questions

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I came across this shilling and I think it is a beautiful coin. I looked up some pictures of others like it but none have the four tags on the edge like this one what could cause this? Or is it possibly a fake?

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Cuds on the rim maybe? I've never heard of that happening before but maybe it's a possibility.
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Solder.
Was once mounted as jewelry.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Thanks for the help, as soon as I saw solder I remembered seeing an empty coin holder pendant for a necklace in the collection when I acquired it.
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