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What happened to this 1961d
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It spent 2 years stuck in a commercial dryer. Then is was in the belly of a whale for another 2 years.
Dryer Coin: A coin that has been extremely damaged outside of the mint by being repeatedly hit, similar to what would happen to it if it tumbled around in a dryer or similar device. In an actual dryer, the heat would soften the metal increasing the damage.
Acid Job: A coin that has been in contact with a corrosive substance causing thinning and often pitting. Even if done intentionally to “clean” a coin, this is considered damage and devalues the coin.
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