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Hey all 1st off Glad your back up and running...and with this Penny I was at 1st thinking PMD or someone shot it with A BB gun or someone dropped 2 of those weighted bbs on it (I forget what's called my apologies) but under closer examination I don't think it's any of those things it has Cuds or sync zits (if you will)inside the crevises and the crevices arent perfectly circular ...anyhow if it wasnt for the little things (inside) I'd definitely say PMD anyhow...let me know your thoughts. THANK YOU!     |
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It's uhh... Err... Dunno can we get full pics of the obverse and reverse?
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@SG, yes it is interesting how much that looks like a backwards letter B. Rather than being a mint error, this looks like three gouges (with the third one being on the 7 in the date) all in a line. Most often this happens when a reeded edge coin like a quarter impacts the face of a coin with its edge.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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That is what is called reeding. The edge of a reeded coin came in contact with your coin and caused what you're seeing. PSD |
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Here are some more   |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Looks like coincident hits that just happen to look like the number 8.
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Pillar of the Community
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IMO, just PMD that took the look/shape of a B |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Probably not from a reeded edge, but it has been hit by something. No way to say what.
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Pillar of the Community
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I agree with all above. It is simply a contact mark, taken a hard hit from a teethed object and is considered damage! regardless of what caused it, it did not come out of mint looking that way!
You have posted some good close up images, just look closely and you will notice how the metal has been pushed up and elevated to one side more so than the other.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I believe the mark above 1979 is the result a hit--seeing pushed metal, favoring one side.
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Cool thanks all for your input .....did anyone even like my crappy Frankenquarter lol I know its not super expensive or a huge DDO but I just thought it looked cool and the odds of another coins edge on his mouth is cool enough and rare enough for me (only saying rare cause it's rare to me I havent seen any online with crenulations like Frank's lol anyway that is again all as always I love the input |
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did anyone even like my crappy Frankenquarter That one is also a contact mark and most likely hit by another Quarter's Reeded edge  |
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