I don't know why I look at this and think it looks like it could be something stuck in the rim cutter or some kind of finger finder error? Idk but it doesn't look like the typical damage you see everyday. It's a close am just in case you wondered. I know it's kind of ridiculous I post this because I should be comfortable knowing this is damaged, but I'm not. Thanks for the help
Come on @Tyler Graton ! I want you to define what "typical damage" looks like, and what the odds would be of finding exact duplicates of typical damage among the billions and billions of coins that are in circulation. Chris
haha... uhhh I guess you are right but I didn't know it was that important haha. I am just saying it looks odd, sorry.. lol I guess I'm saying it doesn't look like a typical scrape. It kind of looks like it could be damaged by the machine that makes it.
It doesn't have to be a scrape. It could be some piece of metal skipping across the edge, leaving the indentations. Or, it could be some other oddball damage. Who knows! That is why it is important to keep in mind that PMD could be caused by almost anything. Chris
