Collecting PMD?

Started by Fulvio, May 06, 2013, 12:22:34 AM

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Fulvio

I've got this 1999 10¢ here (nearly done with these things, really...). I look at the Obverse first...

Double rim, full 360°
Doubled lettering, filled A
Chin cud, goatee
Doubled bottom half of throat

Cool! .. turn the coin over...

And some fool's taken to it with a chisel!!!

So, my question is, where is the line between throwing away junk and keeping it in spite of PMD? I mean, if it was a mangled 1930 penny, there'd be no doubt about it being a keeper, right? Where do we draw the line then?
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Nevol

Hang onto it until you get another one, then discard it. If another one never shows up, at least you still have the original (just show the good side).
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ausjack

Yeah I agree Nevol as you just never know :good:
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Ozcoins

Like most things, it's personal choice.
If you like it despite the damage,  keep it. If the damage is to offputting, spend it.