It was just a guess. I looked it up and it said it was a struck through. But apparently AI is not true.
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oh... I looked it up and it said a cud could have a hole on the reverse were the cud is. I don't know if that's true or not.
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is this a cud?
oh. thanks for the help!
nope its pmd
(That would be cool.)
Do you strike your blank planchets with them???
and it looks like the Blakesley effect on the reverse.
and struck through an object.
or retained clipped planchet.
its not pmd because the L in liberty sinks down and that can only happen if the planchet was already a defect when being struck.
it might be an error coin that got sanded.
it definitely is a sanded coin. but I found it on the ground at a store!
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yeah. that's what I was thinking too, but its the weight that makes me think its an error. because a missing one clad layer dime should weigh 1.9,...
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