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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SiLvEr_HoArDeR, post: 1234267, member: 31028&quot;]ok i will ask again, if i send this in to be graded, will they verify that its pmd and body bag it as such or slab it as an error if it is legit? i know a little about machining and i&#039;m also a coin collector. i think had the coin been machined and buffed, it would lose more than just .06 gram. and it would have discernible marks, either actual machining/swirl marks or where it was chucked up. i&#039;m willing to take the risk, ive seen this in person. i mean everyone thought the world was flat once. had chris columbus just took the word of the experts he wouldnt have even tried. how about just a lil support.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>i&#039;m still convinced its legit after looking at it again today. i&#039;m not sure how to show the penny any better. i will try to put penny on a scanner bed to get better images. if it turns out to be pmd, so be it, it will go in my binder next to a blank planchet i recieved in pocket change several years back. im not trying to fool anyone. </p><p><br /></p><p>i would like to have coin looked at regardless, so what is my next step? also, if it turns out to be legit, what kinda price range are we talking? would it be one of a kind? i only ask because is this something i should guard closely until its verified as fake? should i not let people keep it overnight to look at closer without receipt? that kind of stuff? i appreciate all of your comments, but as adamant as you are about it being pmd, i am equally convinced this is a mint error and would like it proven one way or the other. thank you again for your comments.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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