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Very Odd 2007 D With A Ring

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 Posted 09/29/2023  04:54 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add kyle965 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Anyone know what this is?
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Looks like something was preventing the outer perimeter of the obv from toning. Perhaps this cent was on the end of a roll and only that middle part was exposed to the air.
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Very good theory!



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I'll go Blurry and Stained for $200, Alex.

(I think end of roll is a good theory BTW)
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I agree, looks like it spent some time as a roll ender.
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I think Spence is correct. Seems very plausible.
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Perhaps this cent was on the end of a roll and only that middle part was exposed to the air.


If so, I would expect the reverse to be nearly pristine and it is not. Looks like an EF/AU at best coin, it's seen a lot of action.

I think the coin was fully toned/stained (full BN) and subsequently partially exposed to something slightly acidic which removed the patina. It's purely chance that the ring formed - I wonder if a dime fits in the middle? It could have been resting on a dime (or vice-versa) - something circular protected the center from the corrosive agent.

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