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This is a missouri scenic waterways p quarter. I'm working on the pictures for future posts. The text is working now. I hope you all enjoy it. I did not see any other examples of this clash there are surely more somewhere it would seem. -
What does the reverse look like?
Jason Cuvelier
CONECA
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Sir I hope you are recovering well. The reverse does not seem to me to be clashed as well as am able to see I am not an expert in this field. Other than that it is a typical 2017 p Missouri quarter Ozark Riverways quarter. Sorry it took so long to reply. I am going to post a picture on coneca.Comment
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When posting a photo of a coin its always helpful to post both the obverse and the reverse photos. Thanks for the post!Proud Member: CONECA, TEC, HVNS, NS, ANAComment
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