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1974-D Jefferson, What's This?

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Does this look like a planchet error or maybe PSD?

1974-D-Jefferson,-What's-This?

1974-D-Jefferson,-What's-This?
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 Posted 07/08/2015  11:50 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SilverStackerKid to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I am leaning towards rim finning.
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Maybe Kid, I don't know. You changed your Avatar again. It's a little better than the last one.
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On the fence again. Could be wrong, but it doesn't look like a straight forward die dent or gouge. So I'm thinking collar clash or die attrition. Thanks, Doug.
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If it were a die dent/gouge, it would be raised. I'm thinking planchet damage before the strike.
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I think coop has it. Planchet rather than die.
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I appreciate ya'lls input. I'm going to 2x2 it and mark it planchet damage before the strike.
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