Another weird coin . This Franklin seemed very strange
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8s this a business strike , proof strike , or a unique strike. 
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looks like a business strike.
How is the reverse?
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Looks normal to me
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Subjected to very high heat and then put back into circulation. No numismatic value.
Just an old tarnished, circulation strike - spent time in a harsh environment...Cheers, RickO
That is the 'Franklin Signature' series, with authentication thumb print.
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Banged up, toned business strike with a fingerprint.
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Looks like the contrast has been jacked up on a typical business strike coin that has a big ol' palm or fingerprint on it.
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I see no evidence of either heat damage or circulation wear..
I've seen them like that before. It's a hard pic to really get a good idea but I'm thinking the toning is very colorful?
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Yes toned