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  • #1

    Bi- Centennial Quarter Mint Error

    Is this a Mint error by the S on E Pluribus?
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    damage/scratch. pmd
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      Agreed, it is a well circulated coin, and has occurred damage from being circulated. It is unknown how it happened, but its a common occurrence for this to happen.

      Thus, the PMD or post mint damage.... damage after it left the mint.
      Gary Kozera
      Website: https://MintErrors.org
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