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1987-D LMC Struck Through?

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Your input please.By "GOD WE". Thanks, John1
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Looks like a "Struck With" a flathead screw driver... lol..

is the area incused?
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Yes it is incused but if it was a screw driver wouldn't there be zinc showing?
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From the few I have seen it does not seem that the zinc shows on a strike through. So I think it is a strike through a piece of wire or the die?And it looks like late die deteriation also.

Glad to see your comp is better John1 !
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Or struck through a rim bur. Probably a keeper, but I wouldn't expect much of a premium.
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I can see the "W" inside the indent which suggest a struck through.
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