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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;National dealer, post: 20741, member: 487&quot;]Sorry survivor, sometimes it easy for me to forget that I am one of a few here on the forum that views many coins on a regular basis. All circulating coins go through the counting machines and often the wrapping machines. These machines spin the wrappers onto the coins. Often, the coins can be damaged during this process. Leaving off the wall marks that seem to come from nowhere. They often are near the rim of the coin, and seem to follow the rim around. On occasion though, they can effectively remove dates, of mintmarks and leave the rest of the coin unmarked. </p><p>I will look through my files this week and try to post some photos of some of these different types of wrapping machine damaged coins. </p><p>It just takes years of viewing many coins to pick up little tell-tale signs. I am sorry that I did not make my first post more clear.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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