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1996 D LMC Can't Identify If Error

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 Posted 08/16/2020  01:17 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add GBiscuits to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello,

Looking for some help - The "B" in Liberty has some strange marks inside of it, wondering if this is anything or not? Still learning and super appreciate all the guidance !

Thank you!

-GB
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It's just the way the light is reflecting. If you change the angle of your light source, it will be less, or more pronounced. I have typically seen this on examples with Die Deterioration. First time I noticed one I had to do a double take, but once I changed the angle of the scope or light source it was obvious.
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Ty2020b I think you nailed it, thanks for the help and suggestion! -GB
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Might be split copper plating.
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I agree. When you see that is gray, that is the zinc planchet your seeing. Spender.
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Thanks, much like the other coin I posted earlier with the D splitting...
-GB
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