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    Quote Originally Posted by jfines69 View Post
    Awesome new pic... Looks like a struck thru copper fragment... Looks like it is a really thin piece of copper... Cool!!!

    Added - To bad it's not a lincoln - I could put it into Error Attributions - Struck Though!!!
    If you look at the full coin shot, the entire lower edge of the building looks the same.
    I think it is a stain.

    It might help if there was a close up of the lower edge of the building.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrumpyEd View Post
    If you look at the full coin shot, the entire lower edge of the building looks the same.
    I think it is a stain.

    It might help if there was a close up of the lower edge of the building.
    Here are a couple of close ups, I think that was just how I had my lighting, oh lighting you are my full fledged enemy lol
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    It doesn't show the same under the building in the new pics but looks the same in the other one.

    A stain (of anything) can act similar to regular toning (from oxide), making the light refract different and making something look a different color like rainbows are made.

    Check out this thread on CU about toning/colors:

    https://forums.collectors.com/discus...on-toned-coins

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrumpyEd View Post
    It doesn't show the same under the building in the new pics but looks the same in the other one.

    A stain (of anything) can act similar to regular toning (from oxide), making the light refract different and making something look a different color like rainbows are made.

    Check out this thread on CU about toning/colors:

    https://forums.collectors.com/discus...on-toned-coins
    I really like the links to the toned coins... Those are awesome... Very interesting read... It has been a while since I have seen any of that info... Thanks Ed!!!
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    The area on the base looked like light reflection to me but Ed knows much more about the silver than I do so I could very easily be wrong... On what I think is a retained struck thru I do not think it is a stain especially the area between the T E... The north edge of the anomaly appears curled slightly as if it is coming loose... If you redo that close up with light from a different angle it may show us some thing totally different???
    Jim
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