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D. Looks like it was struck with something can't quite see what it is. Wanted to see if you guys could help me out with what's stamped on it.
Asked on May 24, 2022
1st answer: Damaged and corroded cent.
Follow up, and we offer this as an example of poor consumer behavior:
REPLY: "Of course u guys wud say that! U can easily see that it's a die error. I will be getting a more professional opinion u can bet that. Thanks for ur time tho. Have a blessed day."
2nd Answer:
Why would you tell somebody to have a blessed day after insulting them?
Like people who are doctor shopping, you can go around and get as many opinions as you like. Even better, you can send it off to have it professionally certified and pay $50, so three experts can send it back to you in a body bag and tell you the same thing that I just told you for free.
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