Ahh gotcha, I guess that makes some sense. I just figured it might be a die chip or something. From the coin rolling machines I've seen usually...
I do know a business model that this could damage and that would be coin rolling / elongating machine industry. I stay stocked up on pre 83 just...
I posted my process for roll-searching a bit ago, and these are the best of the oddities that I found. This 1994-P was the best - would it be...
The US Mint does not roll any coins. Even rolls it sells are rolled by an outside vendor. The roll you pictured has severe rolling machine damage.
Coin roll crimper damaged the coin mostly. Please show the whole coin next time. Thanks! [ATTACH]
Thanks for the reply. So the state of the text is a result of damage caused by rolling? I haven't seen anything very similar to this so far but...
It looks more like a cut to me, PMD. The reverse shows signs of damage from a rolling machine, Also, the leaf you are talking about is not...
Yep. Just a part of the hobby. This is a hobby, correct, LOL. Even the ugly need a home and I see myself as just a foster parent of coins....
So far my discoveries appear to be routine machine doubling, discoloration from being buried, grease/debris strike-throughs and damage from...
Post mint damage from a coin rolling machine .
I kind of assumed it was created by turning the knob on a coin operated 'candy' machine. You'll note that this damage appears only on older coins...
Damage, likely from some kind of coin rolling machine. One sees this fairly often.
@Pennywise4040. I have posted massive PMD images lol. Paddy and others breathe coins. In writing, comment sound or seem blunt but no other way to...
When I see a Lincoln Cent with this type of damage (shearing) on the "I" my 1st thought is damaged by a coin rolling machine or ejection shearing....
The E looks funny also
It does not worth more, it's damage.
I have that same penny with the d being crooked and space in between and it has a image of his face right above the date is image of his nose and...
I purchased this elongated dime recently and was wondering why the obverse has a copper cast to it. 1959 would indicate a silver coin. Did the...
So looking at this coin is this damage done after leaving g the Mint or what, has anyone ever come across something like this?[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You should visit and come detect with me for a year. You will change your mind. The "loss" belongs to the people who have lost the huge amount of...
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