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1981 Mint Set With Odd 1981-D Quarter

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So bought some mint sets a few weeks ago and was checking them out today. Found something a little different in a 1981 set; on the Denver 25C George has a little tunnel running from jawline all the way down to the top of base on his neck. The little tunnel doesn't run past his neck which makes it a little more interesting to me, and using the slightest of touch you can feel the indentation. Probably a mechanical issue coming of the press.

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Looks like some type of struck through something.
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I've seen this quite a bit and am not sure what causes it. It's especially common on '78-D quarters IMS.

Looking at a single specimen would lead one to believe it's missing metal in the planchet but they all look a lot like this one.
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Planchette void was my first thought, I'll start paying attention to 78-D's.
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