Looks like it may be a struck thru coin , meaning that it probably had something between the coin die and the blank coin when struck.
Should I add another yes ? LOL
All of this was caused by the reeded edge of another coin coming into contact with this one.
The 1955 cent looks to be from a die gouge or die scratch which ever we want to call it . Coin dies can get gouges or scratches in them anywhere....
Someone is pulling your leg . this is a old joke about the 1961 date. If you turned it upside down it would still read 1961 lol
The first 1 has taken a hit from something... PMD
Someone or something has bent the coin . It is PMD post mint damage
The OP'S coin has so much damage that it would be near impossible to say this is a mint error. Even if it could be determined to be a mint error...
I don't know what I was thinking . Thanks for correcting me .
Could this possibly be one of the 1943 over 42 dimes ? It looks like it may have chance but hard to tell from a photo.
Nice find and it is copper also . Congrats
Looks like what is called die detoration
The op's coin looks to be from a damaged die .
This coin has so much damage from circulation it would be hard to say what caused the reeded looking area.
It looks like copper plating problems
Wow ! I see that this is a old thread from 2017 . It is amazing that none of the so called experts replied to this thread. This would have been...
Sorry but I agree with the other members that said PMD . Post mint damage on a coin takes away value instead of making it valuable. Damage to a...
Sorry but you are wrong . Just a few weeks back someone put a doubled die quarter on here asking about it. Some folks said just a normal quarter...
To me this coin looks to have been struck with worn out dirty dies. Under the chin area it looks like some grease and mint debris was built up on...
This one looks to have been acid treated and a lot of the copper was eaten away.
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