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2005 P Bison Nickel, Strike Through Progression!

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I was super excited about finding these 6 nickels! I found them in a single wrap from the Mint.Although I can't tell if it started out faint and then to the stronger side or vice versa, But The areas below the nose and in front of the chin are very similar. Also the scratches on the cheek just behind the mouth seem very similar. So I believe this is a strike through progression! If this is a series of strike throughs would that add a premium? I'm not asking for a dollar amount,Just if this set of 6 would have more value.I would really appreciate any and all advice on this set of coins! Thanks in advance.
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 Posted 03/24/2018  1:39 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Spence to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
@n234, an interesting concept, but I'm not totally on board (yet). Here is why: in order for there to be this progression of worsening strikethrough, whatever was interposed between the planchets and the die would need to be getting larger, or in the case of a group of smaller items, more particles would need to be added periodically to exactly the same area while the original grouping stayed still. I suppose such a series of events is possible, but it seems more likely that this is just PMD that happens to get worse and occur in some of the same areas (others, such as around the eye are only on some of the coins). I have blown up one region of interest below, but am not able to conclusively determine whether it is just PMD or evidence of a strikethrough. My leaning is toward the former though.

I'll be interested to see what others think about this.


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Looks like a Struck Through Grease with some debris mixed into the grease, thus blocking the fields.
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I would suggest that instead of a progression struck through a decreasing struck through would be the case as debris cleared from the die.
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I was thinking that also. But I don't see any evidence of grease in those areas. If you have several more coins from that same die pair, we might know more?
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Quote:
a decreasing struck through


Ah, very good point!
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Spence; As the die stamps the material what is between the punch/die would move slightly or radically.

Coop; I agree. I think that with each hit the die with grease picked up more "material".

Dennman; Whatever the progression less to worse or worse to less. I think this is a progression or decreasing.
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Very nice finds and excellent progression set! Very interesting. Makes a great conversation piece in my opinion.
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I looked at the coins again and noticed there is some evidence of grease on all 6 reverses. Some of them are pretty hard to see. But look west of the rear legs and in between both of those legs.
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