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What Happened To My 83 P LMC?

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Is there a term for this?
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Dies clashed without blank in position leaving an imprint on obverse die. Check the reverse, turn it upside down and you should see a faint imprint of abe's bust inside the memorial. Nice clash marks, not particularly valuable but still collectible.
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Oh, the term for the coin is "die clashed cent".
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Looks like a pretty strong die clash on the obv to me. @NM, anything on the rev?
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Thanks!
Not that I can tell...
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Nice clash, ^5 !

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Great example, nice find!
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Nice die clash, it even looks to me like Abe's tiny statue from the reverse is visible - tiny divot dead center just above the collar.

Help my knowledge on these - a clash on one side doesn't necessarily mean there's a clash on the other side, because they could swap out one die and leave the other one in production for a while longer, right?
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Nice find! This is called a Die Clash. It's a keeper and they're collectable. http://www.error-ref.com/die_clash/
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Help my knowledge on these - a clash on one side doesn't necessarily mean there's a clash on the other side, because they could swap out one die and leave the other one in production for a while longer, right?


I believe that this is true, although it does seem to me like often times there will be some evidence on both sides.
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Here's a 84 P. Another die clash?
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I bet it probably broke the reverse on a clash that strong.
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Ditto what Coop just said, beat me to it. For the bays to show up INSIDE the deep portion of the bust, it was/a massive hit. The amount of rotation shows a misalignment in the hammer die housing, may have dropped down too much and twisted.
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It was pretty dirty. A slight turn of the wrist in the other direction and I would have tossed it out as PMD.
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Here's a 84 P. Another die clash?

It does kinda line up with his lapel, doesn't it..? But...? ? ?
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Does it? I'm on my phone, I can't flip and turn and line it up..
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