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1909 VDB Struck Through?

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Pretty sure, but what? Looks like metal or wire. Bought as a lot of 15 common wheats. There are no scrape marks, just an indent.

1909-VDB-Struck-Through? 1909-VDB-Struck-Through?
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Could be a delamination as well but sure does look like the imprint of something. It is larger than a wire or lint and too well shaped for grease but sure looks like a cylinder. It could also be a gouge that happened when the coin was new, PMD from long ago.
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PMD is always a factor when considering one of these. It does appear to be struck through debris of some kind.
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Does look like a Strike Through but could be PMD. Hows the reverse look? Sign of a hit?
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Will have to put reverse pic up. Looks normal.
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