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1882 Morgan - Missing D In Dollar And Some Of The E In One

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Sorry for the poor pictures on this one. The coin has some significant toning, and I need to redo my lighting to get a more accurate coloring.

Anyway. See the picture, on the reverse of the Morgan, some of the E in ONE, and almost all of the D in Dollar is missing. The detail on the reverse of the coin is there including on the chest of the eagle, so I didn't think it was wear. Is this an error, rather than a VAM? The E has break through it just above the center element. Not sure if this shows up in the photos.
Thanks
JT

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Possibly Struck Through Grease on that area of the die?
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My thoughts as well. Struck-Through Grease.
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I agree with all above, Struck Through Grease. Is there an "S" mint mark?
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There is no mint mark

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Probably Struck Through Grease. Philly ran their dies on Morgans until chunks were nearly ready to break off. Hard to find choice specimens from the high mintage Philly years, that don't have the greasy or grainy look or massive die cracks.
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