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Nobody has accused you of messing with that coin. That coin was produced 39 years ago. At some point in the last 39 years, it was damaged. Maybe it was caught in some machinery and the damage was acc… (View Post)

That post does not say what you think it says. Your coin was damaged after it left the mint. It was stuck on a copper-coated zinc planchet like all other normal 1984 cents, then someone tapped it aro… (View Post)

This is a medal produced for the 1964 New York World's Fair This was struck outside of the US Mint, but in reasonable quantity and usually in high quality. There are two obvious dents on this example… (View Post)

The unwritten rule is that new members need to start out by asking a question about a damaged coin that they claim is an error. You broke that rule by posting a nice real error! (View Post)

Did you post the right pictures? Your pictures show coins that have many marks and are not close to pristine. Do you need someone to point out the obvious marks in those pictures? (View Post)