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An Odd 1958-D Wheat And His Screwy 1960-P Friend.

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I am admittedly horrible at pictures. I had to actually do screenshots of my little microscope and then paste them together. Sorry they are such a mess.

First is a 1958D that has a lot going on. I tried in vain to ID any markers and they didnt seem to match anything in my refernces.

An-Odd-1958-D-Wheat-And-His-Screwy-1960-P--Friend.



Second is a 1960 Memorial that also doesn't want to fall into any particular group.



An-Odd-1958-D-Wheat-And-His-Screwy-1960-P--Friend.

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The first one could be Die Deterioration. I could be wrong.
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#1:
Strike/machine doubling
#2: Possibly die erosion + Strike Doubling.
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IMHO : both show mechanical die damage.the second also looks like Die Deterioration going on as well as the MDD.
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