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(Khd) 1964 50c. What Caused This To Happen?

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What causes this kind of "blemish?" Around the mouth and under the chin...
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I can't tell by the pic.
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I can't tell by the pic.

So sorry best pic I can do...thanks anyway.
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Tooling on the coin itself is often like this, to sharpen the outline of facial features on Roman coins, but I don't that this is the case here.
In this case, the outline of the chin appears to be too exact to be post mint tooling or other tampering with the coin.

My first suspicion is that is the product of a die variety.
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my opinion is Struck Through Grease.
the area is incused/lowered into the field? right? if it was raised that would probably be from a worn/abraided die
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my opinion is Struck Through Grease.
the area is incused/lowered into the field? right? if it was raised that would probably be from a worn/abraided die
Yes lowered in the field.
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Could have been a bit of grease and paper? That could prevent the field to raise there? Not seeing any distortion on jaw area from the image provided.
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