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Edited by hlw1976
11/19/2021 03:17 am
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I would say it's a planchet flaw as it appears that there is an imprint visible over some parts the affected area.
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Moderator
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Weight? John1  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I would agree that it is a strike through - something - not sure if it was grease or not
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Seems worthy of saving in a 2x2. I'm on team struck-through also.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Likely a Greaser, unusual for sure. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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To me it looks like a struck through debris issue. Like greasy string and grease with grit/possible fiber like paper in it. The reverse looks normal. Looks like a struck through error.
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I don't think it was Struck Through Grease. The elongated recess is too well-defined. It's some kind of "discrete" struck through error, although the nature of the foreign object is elusive. Error coin writer and researcher.
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That was my thought as well Mike. Thanks
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I'm thinking send it off for grading and authenticating? Any thoughts?
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If you think it will sell for $100-$150 after slabbing,then go ahead. John1 |
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Posted 11/19/2021 04:28 am
