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Eisenhower Dollar with unknown imperfection
Csilife
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So I was looking at this Ike and couldn’t figure out what’s going on with this indention. Almost like acid etching but I don’t know. Any ideas?
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Csilife
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Maybe it was just dropped and a flake chipped off. Never seen this before
What's it weigh?
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Chemically damaged surfaces, not an error
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Consider weighing if you have scale.
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Agree. Damage.
I was gonna chime in planchet flaw cause the Y is not affected by the weird exercise but.......Fred spoke. I defer. Peace Roy
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Thanks for posting this one.
@Csilife.... Welcome aboard.... I agree with Fred (expert on error - and other - coins)...Chemical damage. Cheers, RickO