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D. Hi, I am trying to figure out if these errors are real or damage. Also what kind of errors are they. I see three. First is the texture of the surface on both sides. Second is the crack down the face of the coin threw Lincoln head and and body. And third is the stamp/ pressed areas on top and bottom of the coin on the reverse side. I have been collecting for a few years and have obtained somewhere around 1000 american coins. I also have a separate foreign collection. My favorite thing to do is go to my bank once a week and buy and search from there coins. I also hit laundry mats and other places lol. Any help would be amazing. Yours truly, Coin Conquer
Asked on Mar 25, 2023
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