Some questions:
Can we get a reverse pic?
Was it in a mint roll or a bank roll?
I honestly don't know what that is, but posting more photos and more info could help you get answers from people who do.
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@OneGoodCoin... Welcome aboard. We will need more information (such as requested above) to help you. Plus some better pictures - large size, obverse and reverse. Cheers, RickO
This is about the most I could blow it up without a lot of distortion.
I would guess it is a foreign material on the coin but guess is only based on the thick to thin appearance.
I don't know.
Yes more pictures (and maybe at heavy angles to capture appearances and/or edge) and any description from OP would help.
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Looks like the end coin on a shotgun roll that was exposed a harsh environment (high humidity or perhaps air pollution from industrial fumes) that caused the exposed part of the coin to corrode.
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Answers
Some questions:
Can we get a reverse pic?
Was it in a mint roll or a bank roll?
I honestly don't know what that is, but posting more photos and more info could help you get answers from people who do.
Young Numismatist
Date?
Mint mark?
Picture of the wrapper?
@OneGoodCoin... Welcome aboard. We will need more information (such as requested above) to help you. Plus some better pictures - large size, obverse and reverse. Cheers, RickO
This is about the most I could blow it up without a lot of distortion.
I would guess it is a foreign material on the coin but guess is only based on the thick to thin appearance.
I don't know.
Yes more pictures (and maybe at heavy angles to capture appearances and/or edge) and any description from OP would help.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=2YNufnS_kf4 - Mama I'm coming home ...................................................................................................................................................................... RLJ 1958 - 2023
Looks like the end coin on a shotgun roll that was exposed a harsh environment (high humidity or perhaps air pollution from industrial fumes) that caused the exposed part of the coin to corrode.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Could had been a sticker that was placed over the coin and since removed and that is the left over adhesive.
looks like they forgot to remove the "anti-corrosion film" from the die before they used it and created a "struck thru anti-corrosion film" error. LOL
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