It look like it to me, if so, its caused from " Intentional die abrasion " . I never could see why people pay so much money for theses ..
Is it time for the grade on this thread ( coin ) ...
Heres one I have, this is its original luster ( color ) theses coins can tone...
I don't think it took a hit, at least from what I see . But who know .....
I like the low profile design on theses . could be a strike through or die clash .
I wish this coin wasn't so bright, the coin is better then the image shows, thats for sure [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Pcgs should of took close-ups of the mint-mark ...
I find it amazing neither wexler, or coneca has it listed . See if you can get a better image of the mint-mark . The close-up is to close to see ...
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Thanks for the link ...
Go through wexler list and see what you can find . I still haven't found any D over S . http://doubleddie.com/982262.html
I'll take some more images today, I know the " 1 " in the date has notching on the bottom lower right side ..
If the coin wasn't so bright, I could pick them up better ..
I put some arrows up Chris, where the trails are [ATTACH]
This one looks to be about 210 degrees, I also have one on Liberty and its running about 180 degrees ....
I signed that petition in a New York second, lets stop the madness, or next their going to make Egypt take down the Pyramids for making the J?ws...
Those are hard to tell, heres a site for you, I'll be back to check tomorrow .....
Take it to your local jeweler and see what he thinks ..
I pretty sure this was something like a stick pin, back in the day . Here an image of the area where your coin was ground down so they could set...
I've seen this before, I also collect gem stone and when I come across some rare stones, I go and visit my jeweler to set them and now and then...
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