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Not clipped coin, Any ideas? Sure looks Like it could of been. Thanks in advance :)
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@Coin_nut1977
Might want to edit your post. The last pic is not a coin.
Edit: Unless you meant to post her pic.
Just notice it! Thanks
Your welcome, use the “Preview” button...
Looks like damage, not an incomplete clip
pmd
If the cut were in the planchet the strike would have altered it. Has to be PMD/
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I would say PMD....same reason as above....Cheers, RickO
PMD=post mint damage. I would agree.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/mysetregistry/showcase/6602
I also fall on the side of post-Mint damage. Whatever bit into your coin moved metal away from the indent, whereas if the indent was there before the strike, metal would have moved into that area.
There is a thread from earlier in the week where I shared a genuine incomplete clip on a Lincoln cent, you can compare those pics to your coin to help understand the differences.
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PMD, looks like a punch press indentation.
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