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What do y'all think looks to me like Lincoln is seen on reverse

1946-S-LWC

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Worn die , very common.
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i see the outline, but as john said they are common
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Might have had a die clash and the cleaned up the die with a file and/or wire brush. Who knows what really caused it, but it is common enough to not be worth a premium.
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What really caused this is a form of die wear transfer that happens as a die ages. The pressure differences from where the bust is - and where it is not caused the wear to form in the basic outline of the bust on the obverse.

This has nothing to do with die clashes.
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