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1984 LMC Lathe Lines?

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What do you all think? Thanks, John1
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It's some sort of scrape that happened to the die - lathe lines would be more regular.
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It could have been caused by a conventional lathe. Obviously the spiral groove was on the die before the coin was struck.
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I am guessing die scratches/gouges since the letters are not effected.Maybe Planchet problem?
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It's definitely damage to the die, the question is the cause.
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ahh NICE , the ole Flying/Shooting "D" ...

Interesting find . (reminded me of the Flying star thingy on the morgans ,just this has more behind it then them )



Curious what thats from ..Pretty cool none-the-less .

Phil \m/



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Looks like scratches but doesn't resemble the lathe line examples I have...as somebody already pointed out, the lathe lines are evenly spaced...and mine are spaced furthe apart.
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Lathe lines would also be perfectly concentric. These are curved, but their radial point is not at the center of the coin. This is a die gouge.
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