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Hey, it's the three"C's".
Gary Kozera
Website: https://MintErrors.org
Unsure if it is mechanical/machine/strike doubling or damage? I suggest reading the posts below !
What is mechanical or machine damage
https://minterrors.org/index.php/wha...anical-damage/
Die varieties with a practice attribution and photo tips.
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Not without circles and lines pointing them out.Originally posted by occnumis2021 View Post
Oh, oh, wait a minute...
Very nice coin BTW.Comment
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i looked for an un-marked version of the image but couldn't find one. i was hoping all my marks would just confuse some newer numismatists.Originally posted by Petespockets55 View Post
Not without circles and lines pointing them out.
Oh, oh, wait a minute...
Very nice coin BTW.
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