I am hesitant to call them lathe lines, as the lines are faint and only present on one area. In addition, the examples mentioned on errorvariety.com were all on much newer coins, leading me to assume that it is unlikely that a die from 1923 displaying lathe lines would have gone this long without discovery. Anyway, I'm sure the hubbing process was different then. However, I'll let the experts decide for sure.
I personally think it may just be a remnant of the fingerprint that covers so much of the reverse.
Nice coin!
I personally think it may just be a remnant of the fingerprint that covers so much of the reverse.
Nice coin!























