If you're referring to what's between the 6 and 9, the edges of it look raised, indicating it's simply a scratch.
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Usually, the more magnification you need in order to see something on a coin, the less interesting it is. The coins you have imaged are nothing special. Keep looking and Good Luck!
You can find almost anything 'different'
on any coin when you use that magnification.
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What exactly are you asking about? It will help if you use words.
All I see is a regular old circulated 1969-S with some scratches from circulation. Worth $.01 in my opinion.
If you're referring to what's between the 6 and 9, the edges of it look raised, indicating it's simply a scratch.
agree
Looks like more than one coin also! Perhaps three different.
@Esoeso Nice photos overall.
4 posts away from a forum rorschach thread?
Usually, the more magnification you need in order to see something on a coin, the less interesting it is. The coins you have imaged are nothing special. Keep looking and Good Luck!
You can find almost anything 'different'
on any coin when you use that magnification.
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
i have seen many coins with the same damage in my change and i spend them unless they are minted before 1960
or are silver
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1969-S
The shooter on the grassy knoll?
As one has already committed WORDS
To answer the question it isa US one Cent
Thank u all
Post mint damage.
Post mint damage (agree with Shamika) and several nose hairs......Cheers, RickO
The coin has been through the proverbial "wringer" and has such become just another "dinger".
Pete