Is this a normal?

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  1. HappyCoins

    HappyCoins Active Member

    Is this a normal?
     

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  3. jmon

    jmon Numismatist In Training

    Yes. It is generally caused by coin rollers.
     
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  4. HappyCoins

    HappyCoins Active Member

    thank you
     
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  5. jensenbay

    jensenbay Well-Known Member

    If it was coin roller damage, wouldn't there be damage all around the coin? My guess is that it was struck through grease.
     
    jensenbay, Jan 13, 2014
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  6. Rick Stachowski

    Rick Stachowski Motor City Car Capital

    Struck through grease, heres a couple of mine A001 - 20121229_170915 (2)-horz.jpg A030 - 20130302_063700 (2)-horz.jpg
     
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  7. Jim M

    Jim M Ride it like ya stole it

    The OP coin was not caused by a coin roller it is a grease strike through. The coin rollers will either displace metal or leave a ring around the collar type mark.
     
    Jim M, Jan 13, 2014
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  8. jmon

    jmon Numismatist In Training

    Perhaps it's just me, but, I see the markings generally seen from rollers in both of the bottom two pic's. If this is grease strike through I have thrown out a ton of them. However, in looking closer, I see that there are two coin's there. The one I believe is roller damage is the '99. The '91 I would agree is more likely grease.
     
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