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.jpg) walkingdudeVeteran Member
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ever seen something like this, its the 2003 silver proof set Alabama quarter. No idea about the rim of the coin. The rim at about 12:00 is raised almost as if it slipped/tilted during the reeding.
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 DickExpert Member
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Boy, that is something different! Is the design on the field, and devices along the rim, a reflection? You also have some MD, as well.
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walkingdudeVeteran Member
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Boy, that is something different! Is the design on the field, and devices along the rim, a reflection? You also have some MD, as well.
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No its struck throgh a staple maybe, you can see it better through the scope.
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Mike, if you will lend me your scope, I'll take another look.....
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