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2017P Reverse Uncirculated

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  • 2017P Reverse Uncirculated

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  • #2
    neat. either a big grease strike-through or a weak strike. neat either way.

    did you find the other half of the coin?

    nice pic btw.
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    • #3
      Nothing else was found in the box of 2,500 that would qualify as unusual. The obverse is normal. Thank you for your comments.

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      • #4
        Could be a multiple error as well, some thing like feeder finger damage or something like it. It's difficult to tell from a photo. Are any of the lines on the reverse raised ?
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org

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        • #5
          Yes, the diagonal lines are slightly raised as though produced by grinding with a fine abrasive.

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