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1946-P Half Penny With Raised Dots

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After seeing Farnbycoin's photo of a 1946 1/2d with numerous raised dots, I thought I'd check my 46-P. Sure enough, on my coin the effigy has a few prominent, round dots in relief. Any ideas why this occured--improperly hardened dies and wear?

Shot at an angle to bring out minor relief:
1946-P-Half-Penny-With-Raised-Dots
Yes, there is also something going on with upper lip.
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Nothing a bit of clearasil wont fix Kurt :)
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Clearasil
Not 100% sure Kurt, seems to happen to the 46 half D a lot though.
Caused by dies which are deteriorating /damaged, known as die chips.
Sorry mate, best I can offer.
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Clearasil, LOL...or freeze those things off with some liquid nitrogen.
It's an interesting form of deterioration that I haven't quite seen on US coins. It must relate to how the dies are made.
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