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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2752787, member: 19250&quot;]There&#039;s&nbsp; something&nbsp; there on both, I suspect&nbsp; an 8 underlying&nbsp; as when I first found it in some old buffalo&#039;s&nbsp; I had since a kid. There are two holes the top one is larger than&nbsp; the bottom&nbsp; one. If you look below&nbsp; the date between&nbsp; the 92 you can see the bottom loop of the underlying&nbsp; 8 the two dark spots are the inner loops of the 8. Next look inside the 2 you can see the right side of the top loop inside the 2.</p><p>I am totally&nbsp; convinced&nbsp; that the number is an 8 . Can I prove it no....when shown to an expert&nbsp; who will remain&nbsp; nameless his reply well yeah it&#039;s&nbsp; something&nbsp; show me another one like it. </p><p>I do understand&nbsp; no one wants to put their name on something&nbsp; unless it is 100% proven to be exactly&nbsp; what it is..... but when you have this coin in hand under a loop there&#039;s&nbsp; no doubt&nbsp; it&#039;s&nbsp; an 8.</p><p>Coin #2 I&#039;m&nbsp; not sure what it is...someone&nbsp; said a die chip. Die chips aren&#039;t smooth&nbsp; and take on shapes like digits .&nbsp; Something was punched into the die besides the 1928 again you can&nbsp; see&nbsp; it in the loops of the 8&nbsp; and outside of the 8. Again what I am clueless . But no matter&nbsp; what&nbsp; it is it shouldn&#039;t&nbsp; be there....and it is no questions&nbsp; asked.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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