Notice “N”ething?

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"N"ope.. "N"othing

Probably damage. Or just a tiny lamination.
Nothing really major.

 

Looks like worn damaged as in the N took a hit and circulation has worn it down.

 

Wow. Just wow.

 

So a hit caused the first line to curve in to match the spur without touching it. Zoom in look

 

That's how it was struck, sport. You're both wrong.

 

Was your original post a request for the CT folks to evaluate your coin? You should put up a coin and ask specific questions.

 

That was my thoughts that is why the slightest sarcasm

 

Okay no problem thanks

 

I didn’t say it was, I said it looks. The thing is we weren’t there. It’s a guessing game, or speculation as to what happened. I’m giving you my best guess based on your photos. Anything could have caused it. It may be a defective planchet or a mint error. It could be a small die chip. We don’t know and we don’t have the coin in hand. We only have photos. Whatever happened, happened a long time ago and the coin has seen circulation afterwards.

 

Without a doubt circulated just not in the last 50-60 years I know for a fact

 

Recent circulation or not, it's still PMD from circulation wear and hits, but good eye in catching that anomaly.