I know the pictures are horrible. I am wondering if you can tell enough with this pictures. I have a lot of other coins I want to show but I'm afraid you won't be able to tell anything with the quality of camera I have.
It's caused from a debris filled die. Most say grease on the die is the cause. I like to say debris as no one can positively prove that grease was the debris. I have found coins with actual spots of grease still around the area in question. Attached is one of a few debris filled die coins. It's a 1994. With a 10X loupe I can discern the date. Also some around Liberty area.
lol well if you have tried and tried to take pictures of coins only to smack yourself in the head repeatedly from the failures then you know how I feel. This is like showing a caveman how to make fire in my book.
No Worries mate we have all travelled down that path That is what this site is all about , Sharing information and helping fellow coin collectors. It's all good
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