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2004 Nickel Peace Medal - No Obverse

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I am about certain this is PMD but I expected to see circular lathe lines on coins like this. Weighs 4.1 grams


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Must be PMD as this is underweight by nearly 20%. As to the method of metal removal, you are right that a lathe would have likely produced a different pattern.
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Definitely Post Mint Damage. The obverse has been grinded away by a power tool. All of the scratches are consistent with the grinding. Still kinda cool though.
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