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1963 1-Cent. Does it have a hardness test mark?

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  • 1963 1-Cent. Does it have a hardness test mark?

    Heres a mystery i have. Any ideas?
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    Perhaps with that spheical cone tipped diamond? The Rockwell Hardness test with a 1 sixteenth inch sphere is normal, but also they have different sizes also t he spherical Diamond.
    Or, its a pmd countermark stamp.

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    • #3
      Perhaps with that spheical cone tipped diamond? The Rockwell Hardness test with a 1 sixteenth inch sphere is normal, but also they have different sizes also t he spherical Diamond.

      Or, its a pmd countermark stamp.

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      • #4
        weren't the tests done on the dies not the coins? then it would be raised on the coin.

        fwiw, i'm in the pmd camp cuz you can see the spot on the rev where it was punched into the obv.
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