Corina

been handled too much, dirt, grime and such gets on the coin and has been there for sometime and has eaten into the metal so what you see is the coin rusting as for the red color i'd gather some sort of reaction to something it was exposed to

no it's real from the UK

called post mint damage not a mint error

pic is not showing up for me

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condolences to your family for the loss of your mom

need both sides of the coin to know what kind of coin it is and a clear photo also helps

nope post mint damage glue or something is on the coin

not a mint error called Post mint damage happened after the coin left the mint

forgot it was silver my error😐

$4.63 worth of silver according to this site

http://coinapps.com/silver/coin/calculator/

Post mint damaged worth 25 cents

well for one your coin is post mint damaged, two, who knows why the letters are carved into the coin people do things to coins for reasons never told

sold

well send it to a grading company and see what they say is my best advice,

yeah one cent and it's post mint damage not a error of any kind

blurry pics can't really tell much

photos would be helpful in seeing these errors

looks to me to be a die crack or a lamination error as for being real most likely it is

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never heard of it till now

those coins were made at the west point mint so yes the mint made them

either heavy use in everyday transactions or partly filled grease die are the two reasons for this

looks to be Post mint damage not a error

well since i have never seen such a thing before either PMD or a lamination issue is my best guesses

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