The Error Is On The Left

@jacrispies said:
Appears to be a standard type I planchet blank.

Would it be an error?

@jacrispies said:

@Cidercottage26 said:

@jacrispies said:
Appears to be a standard type I planchet blank.

Would it be an error?

Blank planchets are generally placed into the Mint Error category, because it was a mistake at the Mint that it made it out into collector hands. The coin was supposed to be struck, it wasn't, so that is the error of the Mint.

Great! Thank you! I did some research on it. I think it's a blank not a planchet. So submitting something like this for attribution would come back an error? I don't think it's a washer like @Creg suggests.

@Old_Collector said:
It looks like a coin that met a sander to me.

You need to be a bit more specific, what does the other side of the thing on the left look like -- does it have a minted coin appearance?

Both side look identical. No, no minted coin appearance.

@jonathanb said:
If you look at the the edge, does it have a copper layer like a dime does?

If so, you can pay $100-200 dollars to submit it, and in a few months you'll get back a slabbed blank worth about $10 or so.

If not, then you'll pay the same amount to submit it, wait the same amount of time, and get back your original item unchanged.

Yep, copper! $100-200 dollars for one submission?? Forget it! Thanks!