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1987 LMC: Not An Error But What Cause This?

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You can see sliding marks in the middle of the N in IN going torward the rim but the tops of the letters are incuse. Does it have something to do with the Ridge Ring?
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That's caused by Die Deterioration. It's known as Design-Devouring Die Wear. https://www.error-ref.com/design-de...ng-die-wear/
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I'm talking about the indents. That indented square in the G is particularly noticable.
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My guess is the indents are caused by the die wearing out.
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Yes, Die Deterioration is in play. Very interesting features. Would be fun to examine in hand.
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I would think that the Die Deterioration around the 'G' is raised up due to what appears to be 2 ridge rings and the tiny square area between the G end points might have been protected rom deterioration and stayed at the intended height of the field of the coin.
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Sort of looks like that little spot didn't get hit much during polishing.
Not sure how it would be missed, but....
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