2019. War in the Pacific. "Glowing Muzzle"
RottenBeard
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I can not find any other errors like this. Would love to hear opinions or questions.
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That is not an error, just some well placed tarnish or a piece organic matter on the coin.
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It's not a piece of anything. It's in the coins, you can see it's the metal. But a chemical of some sort came across My mind.
struck thru with a piece of copper?
Natural forces of supply and demand are the best regulators on earth.
Another theory, it had to happen in the striking processes. Something with the dye itself. Or someone being slick n making a cool ass quater with a chemical.
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It could be a minor strike though that exposed the copper core of the cladding. Or it could be PMD (post mint damage). One would need to look under a glass to know for sure, no significant value add either way but sort of cool location. If a strike though maybe a 1$ in a 2x2 at an error dealers table they end up giving away to a YN if truly a strike though
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It looks like a retained die chip...and could be a piece of core metal. Interesting effect, but no significant premium. Cheers, RickO