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My friend had this coin and asked me what was wrong with it, as it is different than other Morgan dollars he has.
To me it looks like post mint damage, or some type of tooling design that was added?
Morgan experts, any advise would be appreciated!
To me it looks like post mint damage, or some type of tooling design that was added?
Morgan experts, any advise would be appreciated!
"It is what it is."
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I thought it was post mint damage myself, but wanted to get some more input.
<< <i>I don't believe it to be a fake.
I thought it was post mint damage myself, but wanted to get some more input. >>
Looks like someone took a hole saw and a hammer to the obverse.
<< <i>I don't believe it to be a fake.
I thought it was post mint damage myself, but wanted to get some more input. >>
I dont think it is either but looks a little different. I think it was practice for a love token.
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<< <i>I don't believe it to be a fake.
I thought it was post mint damage myself, but wanted to get some more input. >>
Looks like someone took a hole saw and a hammer to the obverse. >>
Agree. This is the most likely cause of the PMD.
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Yup. Teeth start (or end) just left of the P in PLURIBUS and correspond to the cut from the blade through the left star on the reverse.
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one time.
He said this was the only Morgan in the lot that looked "different" to him.
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Hand type,or electric