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1987 LMC Struck Through Debris Reverse

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Just found this. Pretty sure it's been struck through debris as there's no evidence of the metal being displaced and the U and N in UNITED have been uniformly indented by the intervening material. The tail end of the depressed area is also abrupt, which would be consistent with a strike through rather than a scratch.


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03/15/2021 11:49 pm
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I'm thinking you're right. May we see the full coin?
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I just flipped it up, but I'll try to upload pics of the full coin soon.
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