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Die Gauge In 2005-D Kennedy Half

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Hello Everyone,

Just wondering if anyone has heard of a die gauge in a 2005-D Kennedy half.

While doing a rew machine wrapped rolls, I fan across about four them them and one is pristine with what appears to be a clear die gauge on the reverse slightly below the FG.

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What is die gauge? Could you post a pic?
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hmm ken not really sure what you mean either, I guess in this case a picture tells a 1000 words
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I believe "die gouge" is what was intended.
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Yes, die gouge was intended.

I will see what I can do picture wise.
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OK! I'll bite. Not really sure what a die gouge is. Is it something like a die break?
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Yeah, a die gouge is just a scrape that the die suffered at some point, creating a raised area on the coin. Like die breaks, they have to be really substantial to be worth anything.
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