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1908 Indian Cent Reverse PMD?

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I'm pretty sure the reverse is PMD but any idea what may have caused this?


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Are those lines above the fields? In other words, raised?
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The thinner lines appear to be raised and the wider area between the thin lines are incuse
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Because they go around the circumference evenly,, I would say these are roller marks from a Coin Wrapping Machine.

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Since the obverse is warped, and since the circular lines are restricted to the high points, this would be post-strike damage.
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Agree, machine damage of some sort.
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Difficult to know how many and what type of machines that coin has been though.
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