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1890-O Help With Possible Clash

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I'm very new to Morgan dollars, but not new to the hobby. I've been looking through my collection and found this and wondered if it is a possible clash of the eagle's wings under liberty's eye. The clash overlay shows it is close but not quite right. Is this a clash? Please educate me. Thanks.

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On further reading, could this be a collar clash?
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Post Mint Damaged ( PMD) from another coin's edge/reeding.
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Yeah, I thought about PMD, but too me it looked too good of a hit so to speak.
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Has to be PMD of some sort; you won't see a clash in an area which is recessed as deeply as that on the die. Further, you can see the displacement of metal towards the southwest.
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Thanks for straightening me out guys. Makes sense. Darn, I was hopeful for a while then PMD rears its ugly head again.
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Always start with the date and mint mark positions in order to confirm any VAM,,Clashes occur on many different vams, they could be used as secondary pick up points..
Start with a far date with your coin, then figure if its high / low ect mint mark locations..
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