I just discovered this today, could someone please help? I'm not sure what to do really? Thanks.

Observation

MarkKelley

Your coin has suffered post-minting damage (i.e., squeezed in a vice with other coins) and as such has no numismatic value. Spend it if you can.

WAYNEAS

Manmade outside the of the mint.
PMD.
Wayne

Observation

Observation

I disagree, it's mint damage, I took this pic to give a better look?

lcutler

No, it is still post mint damage. If you feel it happened at the mint, can you explain how it happened during the minting process?

PeakRarities

@Observation said:
I disagree, it's mint damage, I took this pic to give a better look?

Sooooo..... you posted here asking for opinions, but you don't want to accept any opinion other than your own? No amount of pictures is going to change anything, were telling you that its a vise job and it was squeezed against another coin. If you don't believe us, spend the money and send the coin in for certification. Be sure to report back here with the results so you can say "I told you so". Good luck

gumby1234

Its was not made like that at the US Mint. Its a man-made error worth no numismatic premium.

Observation

Thank you as I greatly respect and appreciate you founded points taken, Matthew