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It's not possible to say without seeing the coin in person.

It could simply be damage that occurred after the coin was minted (it's nearly 30 years old) in which case it has no extra value.

Another possibility is a lamination error, where some of the metal in the coin has separated due to impurities or a strike irregularity, which is worth a small premium.

Or there could be some other condition.

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