1864 2 Cent - Clash?

I picked up my very first 2 Cent piece this weekend and I am suspicious that I have stumbled on one of these. I can see at certain lighting angles a faint diagonal lineation right there where it is indicated and a slight lineation or "joining" between the T and S. The diagonal line is higher and closer to the edge of the 2 than the one in the OP's picture and ends in almost a bulb-nose tip. The T and S have a kind of bridge between them.

This is a raw coin that is represented by the seller as MS 63-64 and I am absolutely on pins and needles to send it in and get it graded! Almost all R but probably comes back RB.

I told people that since I'm just a collector, it will probably come back AU Details Cleaned w/o a dieclash whereas if an investor or dealer sends it in it will be MS64 RD 1901 LOL. It's exciting but I will be happy if it just grades clean.

I will try to set up to post a picture

secondnomore - sounds like you have the correct diagnostics, keep us informed.

ExoGuy - I will check mine, but I don't think I recall any rotation on them, I'm up to at least 3 of them now, all slabbed. Sadly not a one Cherrypicked, and I've been searching since 1995 pretty seriously for one.

Thanks for the speedy reply, guys. I was unaware of this variety. I checked some 50+ 1864's in my possession and no luck on this variety. Of course, the majority of my double-cents are counterstamped. As I attend many shows, this variety will be added to my search hunting list.

Cool!

No rotation on the two I now have.