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 to the CFF! It's just Post Mint Damage or PMD. The patterns look sort of like the pads of a clamp. I can see displaced metal on the edges which is a sure sign that it's damage. ANA ID: 3203813 - CONECA ID: N-5637 Clean a coin that may be worth collecting? Please DON'T! When in doubt, leave it dirty!! 
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Yep that damage makes this coin a spender for me. Not a mint mirror.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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It is only an error if it happens during the striking of the coin. Seeing there is no way what is on your coin could happen at that time, It is PMD. |
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Yes, I'm piling on... Post-strike damage.
Is the zinc core showing anywhere?
Edited by ijn1944
08/15/2022 07:25 am
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Definitely Post Minting Damage ( PMD). KK |
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C'mon guys I know you can do better than PMDYokozuna how come you said that was made by some sort of clamps about a toilet plunger Yokozuna, cause that center circle on the obverse and reverse are been raised a clamp will flat that out JimmyD ( there is no way what is on your coin could hapoen at that time ) you mean when the planchet trsvel to the coin presses for striking what I believe is that something got in between the dies and the planchet before the strike |
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 just a damaged cent. |
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@4Queens: If you can spend this coin you has 1 cent. This it is an coin who past very hard time. Could be clamps, like could be a coin put under an table or heavy furniture, etc. Your theorem about the press process is just fiction and do not fit with the 2007 Mint line.
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98% of the time things on a coin is PMD. Every coin you look at is not an error. This coin looks like it hit with an end mill in a milling machine. Only the person that did it knows. 100% done after the mint. |
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Thanks for all your comments guys
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