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What is this stamp?
JWoody1979
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I found this 1965 Quarter, I was looking at it closely and could see this weird mark on the leg of the eagle. Please help me figure this one out.
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JWoody1979
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Post Mint add on of some sort but honestly can't tell you what the punch is supposed to represent/Kinda looks like a fancy monogram.
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It's damage of some kind, PMD. No way to know what caused it.
@JWoody1979.... Welcome aboard... Excellent pictures. It is Post Mint Damage (PMD) but cannot determine what it might represent. No numismatic premium. Cheers, RickO
Thank you, all. I was really looking hard to see if it may have been a double claw stamp or maybe part of the arrow. I was just at a road block. I makes more sense that it was something added after the coin was already in circulation. Still pretty cool, I will hang on to it.
Looks like leaves of some sort covering a shell?
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It's worms, that eagle got injured and the wound is festering. The vet might have something to treat it. Good luck. Peace Roy
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It almost looks like maybe a leather punch tool stamp.
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Norwegian Chopmark.
Common to 1965 issues, this allowed merchants in Oslo to be sure they where receiving the full weight of cupro-nic.
Appears to be a punch used by a silversmith or jeweler to mark his creations.
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