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That is a heartbreaker. Did fertilizer do that?
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No it was up against some rusty ironbillydabeeg said:
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Does anyone know if you can grade a coin with part of the rim missing? Could it have any value?
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makes you wonder what we dump in the ground 
still sweet 
still sweet 
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BUMMER....Nice find 
I think it will grade as "damaged." 
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