coinhound1983
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I have no idea maybe someone has seen 1 like this before
Error or PMD
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Looks like "Post Mint Damage" to me..
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I'm taking it to a pretty knowledgeAble person tomorrow morning.. If you look closely on reverse you can see die cracks. I dunno what the clump of silver on the obverse is all about
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Definitely PMD. Looks like it was soldered onto something and used as jewelry.
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