Is this Morgan struck thru on the reverse?

coinsarefun

If not what is it?
If it is, does it have any added value?

AUandAG

Yes, it does look like it was struck through wood. Has that ragged look.

Nah, no extra value.

bob

RWB

Hmmmm...my wild guess is that it was struck through a woolly caterpillar that had entered the mint in order to get warm. This means the coin was struck in late November, not long before the December Blizzard of '87.

LotsoLuck

Termites?

RWB

Bird droppings....guano?

BAJJERFAN

Here is a struck through wood coin. You can still see the sliver in the 0 of 1880.

darktone

Is that mark from solder? like it had a pin stock to it??

TwoSides2aCoin

<< <i>Hmmmm...my wild guess is that it was struck through a woolly caterpillar that had entered the mint in order to get warm. This means the coin was struck in late November, not long before the December Blizzard of '87. >>


That made my night, Roger W. B.

nesvt

If I had to guess, I would say lamination that got peeled away.

AUandAG

here's another 80cc that looks like through wood, PCGS just said
planchet flaw.....Not

bob

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>here's another 80cc that looks like through wood, PCGS just said
planchet flaw.....Not

bob
>>



If you look your coin , your wood sliver sits on top o the date; in mine it was on the planchet BEFORE the coin was struck. Yours can't be a struck through I don't believe.

coindeuce

Planchet flaw - Lamination