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Does this look like a 3/2?
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May be. Anyone have a good pic of the 2 on a 1902 Nickel?
Looks like a foreign coin. Perhaps from the Philippines.
Looks like a die chip rather than an overdate.
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I see some minor repunching on the 1, and what might be repunching on the top ball of the 3. It takes a little imagination to declare whatever is going on at the lower ball to be the remnants of an underlying 2.
I know the dates were still punched by hand, but I am not sure if individual punches or a four-digit logotype was used. If someone has a picture of a 1902 dated coin, I would be happy to do a quick photo overlay.
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No, it does not...looks more like a die chip..Cheers, RickO
Cool though.
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