Strange 5 on a 55 cent, with no displacement of metal
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The edge and surface also look unscaved.
Found in a roll.
Any thoughts would be cool.
Thanks.
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The edge and surface also look unscaved.
Found in a roll.
Any thoughts would be cool.
Thanks.
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I think I see a faint curved outline where the rest of the 5 was.
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PMD
One more to help.
IMHO PMD
Photos
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Pcv6DvgJY5Zf5zAQ8
I'm also in the post mint damage camp. Part of the 5 is missing...and by missing, I mean it looks like it was there at one time.
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Post mint damage ... as others have indicated.
Sliced by a coin counting machine.
Post Mint damage.
Not unscathed - post mint damage.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Cool.
Thanks for your help.
It just looked to clean of a cut.
Again thank you.
Rolling machine damage.
Modern damage of this type usually shows as a full or partial ring around the coin. On cents from the 40s and 50s it appears like yours. A letter or number sliced in this manner.
Just because I'm Learning.
Going through the 55's and found, maybe, something interesting.
Again just researching.
Thanks.