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1987 D Quarter No Ridges?

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The definition of a Dryer Coin is -- A type of damage to a coin caused by sometimes lengthy stays within the inner workings of a commercial clothes dryer. A Dryer Coin generally exhibits mashed edges resulting in a smaller diameter and wider thickness
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Brightened up the images a bit and cropped them.

I agree with Dearborn, doesn't matter which, it's damage either way.
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To CCF! It's damage. PMD.
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I don't think it's a Dryer Coin. A Dryer Coin wouldn't remove metal, it just moves it around. Looks like the obverse rim was sanded down. Along with the eagles breast and edge.
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