just found this struck through and i takes up 25% of the coin

does any oneknow what it is

 

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Don't know if its an error or damaged just cool anyway.

 

What say you @paddyman98 ?

 

I don't think that's damaged. @JCro57 would know if this sort of thing could be faked, or how it would be done. @Fred Weinberg will be able to offer an expert opinion.

In my opinion, it looks like it was struck through some sort of cloth. You can clearly see the fibers. This type of cloth is often used as an absorbent in industrial areas.

It appears that some of the fibers are still stuck to the coin. Is that the case? If genuine, this is a really, really cool, and rare error and potentially worth big money.

Good luck, and I hope it's real!

 

Dried Adhesive on the Clad.

Dip it in acetone and it will come right off.

 

Really?very interesting what do you think it was possibly.

 

Well, I would be very disappointed if that were the case.

 

Look at picture #5
You can see the adhesive over the letters GA

 

That's glue or something. Not a strike through.

 

Looks like there is air bubbles trapped underneath.

 

Looks like a stamp was attached as some point in time.

 

What I see tells me that pattern is post-Mint

 

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IT IS A MINUTURE CIRCUIT BOARD

 

I'm certainly not a circuit-board expert,
but it looks like some type of tape to me.

Put some acetone on a Q-tip, and it should come
off immediately

 

It is a struck through and it a circuit board you can tell by looking at a angle and under a microscope you can see wires sticking up. Some oof the photo show. This

Thanks \\\
Joe

 

Pretty sure that’s just tape.

 

This is not a circuit board
Just the adhesive of a sticker or something. Tape, most likely.

 

I think that’s a hair
And it looks a little coarse to me

 

Did anyone suggest Glue maybe ? I enjoyed the Psychedelic light show man ! Still looks like glue adhesive .

 

I have never seen a circuit board that would have squares holes (they would be round) in it laid out in a grid like this. Also I do not see any evidence of the copper foil circuit runners that could connect chips, resistors, and such on this.
I am an expert on circuit boards, I was educated at DeVry Institute for Electronics. Graduated with a GPA of 4.0.
It looks like an adhesive of some sort to me.