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2009 Lp4 Struck Through?

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Found this awhile back and can't decide if it's a struck through or a ding or what. It's just above the collar. Doesn't look like other dings I have been seeing going through this box of Uncirculated LP4's. Comments welcome,thanks much,John1
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i dont know what that could be definently some kind of error
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Doesn't look like other dings I have been seeing .does it look like it is incuse ,below the surface?if so probably go with a struck through> if raised above the surface <which is the way my eyes focus on it>going with a die crack for me>mostly seen on the forehead area including above to the rim and below to the nose tip<least by myself anyways>fairly common<
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It's definitely below the surface.So you think struck through?
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yep i"ll stick with struck through "no telling what">
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struck-through, probably a small metal scrap
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