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1988 LMC Die "Waterfalls" From The Rim (Lamination Error?)

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.Hi, everyone. I saw a CCF post discussing a flared FG RDV-006. I tried looking at my sorted "wild" 1988 LMCs. I wasn't successful in finding RDV-006. This carbon afflicted coin is what I found. I can see excessive die abrasions, die chip south of building's right lowerncorner, Struck Through Grease...what kind of die issue is occuring from the rim (360 degrees of reverse) towards the devices? In my layman's term, I call it "waterfalls" or a caramel strawberry fountain. The experts have the right term. Does this type of coin signal the retirement of working dies? Thanks in advance.
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 Posted 07/15/2018  04:28 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Metal flow from a worn die issue.
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Excellent photography.
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That's called metal flow. It's happens when the die gets old and worn. You took great pictures as well.
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Thanks for the comments/info, John1, JimmyD, and Errers and Varietys (thanks for teaching me how to edit a post. Another help E&V, how do you copy & paste with the white block encasing whatever was pasted. Thanks.) I am putting into practice Coop's photography instructions. It seems like I am progressively learning. LOL...YES...fun hobby...thanks coin experts
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You're very welcome and no problem! Do you mean quoting stuff? I'll show you how to do it.
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