Looks like a thin lamination error to me.
Acid affected this coin.
Doesn't look like a problem coin so I'd resubmit.
Sorry, I did say chips big the same thing is true for cracks.
Another typo. Yes, rich
Looks good to me.
Looks like a gouge to me. Die chips are always connected to something, usually a high point. I've never heard of a die chip in an open field.
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I'm not seeing a broad strike but AU do see a MAD.
Good for you.
Nothing to be sorry about, just listen to what us older collectors are saying. We have been doing this a long time.
Coins are not rolled or shipped by the US Mint. The Mint ship large quantities and they are rolled by another party. The return address on my last...
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It just looks like a screw because it's on his eyebrow which is raised on the coin.
All damaged in my humble opinion.
Nothing gentle about it. It was harshly cleaned. Those lines are cut into the coin. What a shame.
Thirded
There's a lot of bag marks on that girl. No way that could occur during the minting process that I know of. Easily done after it left the Mint....
Hard to tell from your photo and they are sealed in plastic. Best to take to a local coin shop or a local coin show. Do not make any decisions...
A minor Mint error. An overpolished die caused the no FG. It's fairly common. Nice but you can't retire on it.
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