64 Lincoln

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  1. CDW

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  3. Dave363

    Dave363 Well-Known Member

    It looks like it took a hit or possibly a coin wrapping machine, let others chime in and see what they think. IMO
    Dave
     
  4. Wheatmaster101

    Wheatmaster101 U.S. Cent Collector

  5. CoinBlazer

    CoinBlazer Numismatic Enthusiast

    Post mint damage
     
  6. Clawcoins

    Clawcoins Damaging Coins Daily

    The metal certainly looks pushed to the side
     
  7. dchjr

    dchjr Well-Known Member

    Looks like PMD, like the coin was pushed into a small slot moving the rim on each side toward the center. But, with both sides being exactly the same it is suspicious. Can you get a picture of the edge straight on?
     
  8. Neal

    Neal Well-Known Member

    It's possible this one was once owned by Jack Benny (for those of you old enough to understand this.)
     
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  9. CoinBlazer

    CoinBlazer Numismatic Enthusiast

    I ain't old but I know who that is
     
  10. CDW

    CDW Active Member

    Thank you all for your input yes I will get a picture of the side ASAP
     
  11. Jersey magic man

    Jersey magic man Supporter! Supporter

    I don't think Jack pinched pennies hard enough to bend them!
     
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  12. CDW

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    it has the same mark on the obverse and reverse but they are on opposite ends of the coins edge.
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  13. Jersey magic man

    Jersey magic man Supporter! Supporter

    If those marks are 180 degrees apart I would say that it got cought in between something that put pressure on both sides at the same time. Like perhaps a sliding or rotating door.
     
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