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HI Is This What You Call A Split Rim ?

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That is a Rim Fin.
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Seeing it is the same on the reverse and obverse would that be a slight off center strike?
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Looks like it is.
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If it is raised upwards, then it is a fin:
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Flattened, possible flattened fin. But the cause is a tilted die, that creates the find during the strike.
More hime work:
http://www.error-ref.com/?s=tilted+die
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