Coin rolling machine damage.
Just above the word LIBERTY appears to be a lamination issue but you can see the E in LIBERTY is damaged. If you look above the word LIBERTY You...
It's there if you hold the coin right...it will show its self. One must realize that banks always have given away pens, calendars, piggy banks,...
I'm not seeing rolling machine damage. But I did include the possibility the were from bank wrapped rolls and not mint sets.
You are assuming in comparing the Canadian and the American coin, that the mint was always accurate , but the metal is mixed in large quantities...
I thin rolling/counting machine damage https://adventuresincrh.blogspot.com/2018/04/rings-on-coins-and-moved-letters-and.html
Damage from a coin rolling machine. .25 cents
It was from pocket change clawcoins, and have come across alot of that year with the same circle mark on the obverse from the same mint. Through...
Where did you find this cent? Did you buy it directly from a US MINT facility? Or did you find it in pocket change, or from the bank, or a coin...
Ditto! Also, the "5" is definitely damage. I can't zoom in on the "B" from your photo. It could be damage that is filled in from years of...
The inner circle is damage from a coin rolling machine.
So is it just regular old damage?
The circular on the obverse is damage from a coin rolling machine.
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