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1909VDB- First T In Trust?

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chuckster 125
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What caused this first T in Trust to look like this? All of the other letters appear to be normal- no exceptional wear.

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Hi,
Several possibilities.

Could be a slightly filled die.

Could be when the coin was struck, the metal did not fill the recess of the die.

Could be an unusual , slight damage caused by the die during the strike.

Maybe Mike or Coppercoins can add more to this.

Thanks,
Bill
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Chuck, I don't see any sign of strike damage or tampering, so I would have to say filled die. Maybe with grease or some other foreign substance.
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