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Hi everyone, I found this coin in my wallet. Is the coin on the left possibly a misprint or even counterfeit, or is it normal that the color is different and the silver in the center at the front near the number is indented (stamped look)?
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Neither are they NO misprints.
The coins are almost 20 years in circulation, and who knows what to do.
These are discolorations caused by environmental influences, nothing else.
No, you haven’t found any valuable imprint
Who already collects such chewed euro coins? You have to have a special ride.
I don’t know, was just a question Digga
Speak German
Yo, diggi. I have coin collection. But not that..
Okay Boomer
What?
The answer is no