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<p>[QUOTE="ValpoBeginner, post: 2796082, member: 77066"]could be? still not sure. What happened to the raised rims on the obverse. Why is there very little wear on the obverse from either hammering or more likely pressing it into the holder and the uneven reverse rims are interesting too. Please consider the new info I've posted and see if you still think this is the true story of this coin. Thanks for your reply.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ValpoBeginner, post: 2796082, member: 77066"]could be? still not sure. What happened to the raised rims on the obverse. Why is there very little wear on the obverse from either hammering or more likely pressing it into the holder and the uneven reverse rims are interesting too. Please consider the new info I've posted and see if you still think this is the true story of this coin. Thanks for your reply.[/QUOTE]
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