Rode hard and beat with a hammer.
Both sides are needed for a designation. That being said, grading proofs from photos is nearly impossible. The surfaces look like it could go CAM.
It may be the RPM you posted but with the damage to the date and MM it doesn't hold much value. The MM placement looks correct.
Minor strikethroughs, or laminations do not hold much of a premium. My guess is that the flaw on the obverse would bring down the eye appeal with...
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Even if I had the money, I would be iffy, just my thoughts as the economy recovers. I might buy when there is a settling point. Still not sure...
Forgot the type 1 and 2 MM.
There really isn't many varieties. the 79P wide border, and the 99P DDO are about it. I don't know of any others.
Yep, the beginning of a ridge ring.
Here is the Orange seen on some of those improperly annealed. [ATTACH] I was looking for a nickel with the burnt orange tone. Couldn't find it....
Much better photo. Nice one Rick.
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Besides a stain it looks normal to me. I am interested to hear what others have to say. Does the area look like it is peeling?
A small cud like that would wear quick in circulation. Most go unnoticed. Small premium. I was given this one. I didn't find it.
I agree errors that you can find in your pocket change, Mis aligned dies, Off centers, and die cracks, LIB's are a lot of fun.
I would call that one a stain.
My bad I edited the post.
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