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Hi Everyone! Here is a 1940 P wheat I found in a batch from my local dealer. I am pretty sure it is a defective planchet. It is defiantly not damage, the design fades into it like on clips, and it is peeling in some places like a lamination. What do you think? Thanks!
I also think it's a ragged clip or another defective planchet error. It may have incurred some damage, but there appears to me more going on than just damage.
“What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.”
No need to be defiant, Alex. We're all friends, here.
Neat find!
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