Posted 04/22/2019 09:19 am
A while ago I posted a 1935-S Lincoln Cent which had a large difference in the level of detail between the obv and rev. I was told this was due to the reverse die being extremely worn, and this was typical of San Francisco mint during this period (Great Depression).
At first I thought maybe your Philippines coin was struck at a U.S. mint, but this is not the case.
Still, could this be a very worn obv die (combined with many years of wear afterward)?
At first I thought maybe your Philippines coin was struck at a U.S. mint, but this is not the case.
Still, could this be a very worn obv die (combined with many years of wear afterward)?
Edited by tdziemia
04/22/2019 09:20 am
04/22/2019 09:20 am
