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1842 Barber Error Coin

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Somewhat of a coin newbie here. I have an 1842 Barber coin missing the "One Dime" stamp completely from the back of the coin. At first glance I thought it was altered post mint looking at the diveting on the coin but now I'm just not sure. I Welcome any feedback from the SMEs in this forum. Best Regards!


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This was deliberately defaced.



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PMD. It is a decent job, and the toning hides the displaced metal and toolmarks. But you can still see the deep scratches in the area.

This is actually pretty cool!
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Agree that it has been intentionally removed.
What you have now is a damaged coin.
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Seems like maybe they were trying to make a love token or something. I see a crude outline of a star.
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Welcome to CCF. The scratches definitely make me think post mint damage.
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Quote:
Seems like maybe they were trying to make a love token or something. I see a crude outline of a star.


Maybe a pentagram?
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Maybe the Mother Mary?
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