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1989 LMC Penny / Double Struck Die Clash

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Strong die clash in the 9th bay.
Looks to me like it was double struck
Can't see any other clear clash marks, they must've been polished out.

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Nice find!
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Thank You, Dearborn and E&V
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Really nice find!
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Thank You, srs77 and jbuck
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That's a neat one!
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Thank You, MintedNotPrinted
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Just wondering if there is any way you can confirm those are raised? They seem to be different so I thought they were just some kind of staining? Just wondereing because nothing else shows a doubled clash strike -
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OH - sorry - I guess I meant Incuse - not raised. Woops! But I hope you understand what I was asking.
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JennyCents;
Often elements of a clash will be polished out in one spot, but, will still be visible in another.
In my (limited) experience, I see many more clash marks in bays 3 & 4 than I do in bay 9. Other than perhaps bay 9 gets polished out first, I don't know why this is.
There could be some very faint remnants of clash marks in other areas, but, I did not study the penny hard enough to see any. One die could also be changed before the other, so any clash marks would obviously not then be present.
Here is a link to a different die clash penny. It clearly shows strong tripling in bay 4, but looks like a regular clash in bay 9.
It does, however, clearly show that the shape (disregarding Die Deterioration) is a match to the clash I posted.
Hope this helps!
https://www.maddieclashes.com/adc-1c-1985-02/
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