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2005 Kansas Quarter In God We Rust Error

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I've seen this error online a few times but never with the "G" in god almost missing as well. Is this common with this error?
I've also read that this is called a pressed through grease error? Can someone explain this to me?
I'm very new to the Coin World. Thanks in advance

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Slightly Struck Through Grease. This error was very common on the 2005 Kansas Washington quarter, for some reason.
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I agree that it is a grease-filled die issue. This happens due to die polishing. The paste ("grease") used to polish the dies gets caught in the recesses of the die and is not removed before the die is put back into service. That causes devices to be partially or completely missing on coins depending on where the "grease" was.
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Awesome, thanks for the info guys!
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