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1977 LMC Rim?

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Just found this and can't remember what it's called. Is it enough to have a premium? And if so how much. Thanks all,
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That is called die attrition. The die wears from being the set incorrectly on a MAD set up. The outer area of the die wearing away leaving a void that you see on your coin. I have a coin that looks like that also.
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They can get much worse without correcting the hammer die.
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Kind of seems they happen on the same area? But not always.
Value: I would hang on to it. In fact I look on every coin that goes under the scope for this. Dollar amount? It would take an expert in the field to answer that. A lot of variables. Date/condition of the coin/ demand. I just know I like them.
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