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    2013 D 5C

    I found this recently and have no idea? Help please?
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    acid treated, polished or something. pmd

    i don't think it is but wouldn't be surprised if it were counterfeit. i've seen EVERYTHING counterfeited.

    i think i even seen my doppleganger the other day...
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    • #3
      Originally posted by rmckay555@gmail.com View Post
      I found this recently and have no idea? Help please?
      Circulation damage.

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      • #4
        Ok thanks, probably pmd

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