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1987 D Error Quarter Possibly? Opinions Appreciated.

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 Posted 05/03/2017  02:16 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Bailey10 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers

In between the eagles feet there is no design and he is missing a toe on both feet.. just wondering if anyone could tell me anything?

Also the in god we trust is really wide and bold.



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to CCF fellow Michigander. Please post pics in the proper position. Give it a bit and a member will help you out.
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At this magnification I can't see anything wrong with the IGWT, but try to get it magnified. At second exam it does look "fat". The other feature looks like it was struck with a die that had grease (or something) filled in that spot. Use the search engine - top left of page - to search for " Grease Filled Die".

See if you can get that area magnified and re-post on this thread if you can. One side looks a bit abraded.
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Bailey10 You can use the Image Optimizer to rotate and crop your photo's and bring them in closer
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Hello,

As reported Grease Filled Die. I've seen that fat lettering effect before, I'm pretty new to collecting so not sure what is is...too much pressure maybe?
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Maybe counter-pressure from the grease on the other die? Equal and opposite reaction, says Sir Isaac.
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I agree. Partial Grease Fill on that area.
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