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Valued Member
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Here's a nice one Take your guesses  |
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my old eyes may be seeing it all wrong, but it looks raised to me. is it?
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Pillar of the Community
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This photo it is not concluding, sorry.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Note the shape. It looks like a struck through rim burr.   Note the same shapes? These are from a rim burr of a previous coin on to the strike of your coin. That is what I'm seeing on your coin. These will probably happen more often on the zinc cents, because of the softer/weaker planchets of zinc. Is that what your seeing? Edited by coop
02/22/2022 8:14 pm
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IMO, if it is incuse, with those marks inside it is a PMD. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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A struck through will be incuse. The weight will be normal for you coin. Before it fell of the coin, the wight was normal+ at the time of strike. Since it has fallen off, then it is back to normal weight.
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Coop hit it spot on struck thru rim burr Okay that 2014 tho you posted coop is awesome huge. ( I thoguht mine was big compared to some of the other I found) The marks on the inside Silvioso that you see are from the date that you can still see bc with a strike thru you'll still see some devices faintly ofc. Coins a bit circulated.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Now I think I've been mistaking these for PMD. |
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My first thought was struck through a rim burr before I continued to read the responses. Nice and 2x2 worthy.What does the rest of the coin look like front and back? John1  |
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Pillar of the Community
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 Yep Hum! Got one similar I've been leaning rim burr. |
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Very nice gorham,
I wish you had shown that rim photo along with the date photo you put up first. Along with it being incused or not. This information certainly helps out a TON. I'm not that good at 'Guess what I have with minimal clues' games.
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I didn't include the rim pic in the original post
Bc I wanted to see what all your thoughts would be on the strike thru and what caused it.
Already knew what it was
Yeah I could've said more about it haha I didn't wanna give away to much tho
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Pillar of the Community
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Really interesting thread.
Why is the area immediately surrounding the rim burr (by IN) slightly raised?
I would expect this to be flat since the rim gutter would have struck this area.
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. Why is the area immediately surrounding the rim burr (by IN) slightly raised?
I'm not sure what you are referring too. It's is rather interesting I wonder how it would've occurred going into the striking chamber. With this strike thru all of them I've seen also have that rim copper plating gone and it's been struck thru it. Some bigger and smaller then others. I put it on cointalk idky it got controversial Fred Weinberg even replied someone tagged him he was stumped. Simple struck thru of the copper plating on the rim tho. Even minor as it is still great and brings conversation to the error side of the hobby.  |
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