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1962 LC- Struck Through ?

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Physically I don't think this can be a chip. It looks a strike error in my opinion because of the colors. It could be a hit. What do you all think ?

1962--LC--Struck-Through-?

1962--LC--Struck-Through-?

1962--LC--Struck-Through-?

1962--LC--Struck-Through-?
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is that spot between the R and T raised or recessed? It looks raised
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"A" is raised.
"B" is recessed.

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Looks like metal movement from one place to the other. PSD
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