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It looks like one of those trick "squirting" coins. Put in water to fill it, squeeze the brass piece and water squirts out a hole on the other side. I think I see the hole in the O in OF. (View Post)

I can still see something there but not nearly as obvious. I'd question the dealer about it and ask for more pictures of the area. If they don't want to do it, then I'd just walk away from it. (View Post)

Well, that's a 1993 or newer close AM reverse. (View Post)

Absolutely nothing but damage. The fact that Liberty is on the "folded" part is actually one of the things that proves it is just damaged. The lettering and devices on a die can't just move… (View Post)

The only scenario where a coin can be struck on only one side is if two planchets were stuck together during striking. I really don't know what this would do to the rim on the planchet, or what the e… (View Post)