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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dain bramaged, post: 471589, member: 16375&quot;]Thanks alot guys,I really appreciate your looking at it.I don&#039;t want to return to coin sales as a hobby,I&#039;m just fascinated.AND I&#039;m not a desperado looking to make a quick buck for Christmas.That being said...</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I&#039;ll accept this coin as damaged,though I see only a couple of slight knicks,which are visible in the rim pics.But the rim is bothering me,Lol.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Again,the coin is slightly smaller and thinner than the vermont quarter I&#039;m using as comparison,suggesting that part of the coin is missing.The weight of this coin is 5.7g according to the scales at the U.S. post office.Shouldn&#039;t the weight be less?There are no raised portions anywhere on the edge to indicate that it has had pressure placed on it to obliterate the reeding.If the coin has been in a press of some type,wouldn&#039;t it be larger in diameter instead of smaller?</p><p>Ok,dead horse beaten and thanks again.</p><p>Peace[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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