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Just Sharing,2 1968 D Reverse Die Clashes.

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The first coin is fairly faint and I know there is no premium there. The second one is better to see. The "Y" in Liberty can be seen in the bay.It also seems like it's a double die clash? There seems to be 2 neck lines in the bay. Not sure! But I don't believe this would be a premium either. But I really like this one! Thanks for looking!

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That shows how much the die rotated since the last clash. As mentioned on another thread about slight die rotation, who can tell which die rotated? By the lines of the outlines we can tell which one moved. This show two lines on the reverse one. Other ones shows the bars at a different angle. But I feel both can rotate a bit and throw us all off a bit. 5 degrees on one side, then 5 degrees on the other. then we figure out the distance rotate, and add them together and think it is off by 10 degrees. Thus the 5+5 could of been an issue. So I don't pay a lot of attention until they get 45+ degrees off. Then we know it was not installed in the machine correctly.
Here is a full double clash on the reverse:
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