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1992 LMC. An Oddity To Me.

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 Posted 09/03/2021  5:40 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Dowhat to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Here is an interesting 1992 LMC. Poor Abe appears to be pretty beat up
Looks like a haymaker, punch in the nose,and decapitated. Based on the info I have been able to digest, I would guess worn dies on the eye and nose, and much overpolishing @ the neck line. Maybe due to a clash? I do not know.
Sure wish I could overlay with a typical obverse.
Hope the images are good enough for opinions.
1992-LMC.-An-Oddity-To-Me.
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 Posted 09/03/2021  7:47 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
This is die polishing that removes the neck area. From heavy die clashes, the dies are altered to remove die clashes.
1992-LMC.-An-Oddity-To-Me.
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1992-LMC.-An-Oddity-To-Me.
Note the area affected by clashes is the outside edges of the bust and the bays on the reverses.
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It makes it look like Lincoln lost 20-30 pounds.
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The more he is polished, the thinner he gets:
1992-LMC.-An-Oddity-To-Me.
And missing his teeth.
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Quote:
HumblePie: It makes it look like Lincoln lost 20-30 pounds.


I found a coin very similar to this one once, and I wrote on the 2x2 "skinny Lincoln" lol.
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Thanks Coop. So my intial evaluation was pretty much correct then. Overpolishing to remove a clash.
A decapitated Abe. That is more likely today than his actual fate.
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