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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Keithdee, post: 8152138, member: 128357&quot;]I guess with it in hand it would raise more questions. I’ve been told damage many times but that through posted pics. I need someone to actually look at it in person and tell me that so it will ease my mind and just spend it lol. I’m just having a hard time believing it’s post mint because I swear someone had the same shaped damage that they were questioning on another chat board. I’m still googling to see if I can find that thread. If anyone on here has done welding before then you’d know what laying down a nice bead means and that’s what it kind of looks like inside the groove. Except if you know what metal looks like after you heat it especially shiny metal will take on a rainbow color. Grant it someone could of polished it out but why go through the effort doing that. Inside the grove is shiny. Id think if it was a gouge from regular circulation then Id see sharp edges and no shine on the inside probably even see some cooper. My thought that maybe a chunk of hardened grease fell out of a device on the die it was stuck in and got struck through on the neck. This is just a theory and I have no clue what that looks like and if that’s ever happened also was the theory the other person had about his quarter. If I didn’t see his post and quarter then I would of given up on this awhile back. But I’m keeping it and when I come across someone who collects in BBC person then I’ll show them this quarter and if they say yup that’s post mint then I’ll buy them an ice cream with it lol. Just thought I’d check here for someone who’s seen the same damage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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