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Damaged Baht But How?

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thai-vic
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Absolutely worthless Thai baht but I'm just curious how the damage might have occured.

The coin looks well worn but there's a raised circle of metal on both obverse and reverse. I've heard of how coins are sometimes used in certain engines but I'm no mechanic so I have no idea how or what kind of damage this would produce on a coin. Could this an example?



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Anybody any ideas?
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Almost looks like someone used it for a temporary motorcycle valve shim. A coin definately wouldn't be hard enough, and might distort. Don't take this as a definate though, just a guess.
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Maybe someone placed a washer either side and squashed it in a vice. Why they would do that, who knows.

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