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1935 Walker Half Reverse

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I found an irregularity though the M in America seems to go past the E its vey had to identify what is going on theres no damage on the M it appears to be behind the letter any ideas ?
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It is difficult to say from those pics.Sorry couldn't be of much help.
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Not exactly sure what you're seeing.



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Die clash or die dent.
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I'm having a hard time with these pictures, but I think it's nothing worth worrying about.
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@john1 you are thinking what I came to the conclusion the obverse is where the shoe on lady Liberty would be it's fascinating thank you for the response
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I did a quick clash overlay of a Walker half. The foot look like a close match. You can use the overlay image to look for other clash marks.

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Most of the time the clash appears in the center area of the design. That would be where you should look first for a clash error.
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I've found some irregularities at the tip of the flag I'll use the overlay thank you all so much
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Most of the time the clash appears in the center area of the design.

Ordinarily yes, but on the walking half so much of the central area on both sides is taken up with relief design detail that you are more likely to see clashes out more toward the edges. Die clashes are typically seen in the field and the only field area close to the center on either side is below the flag on the obv or above PLURIBUS on the rev.
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I figured as much I looked for another clash there's a little bit above the date where the USA marking is appears to be sporadic lettering favoring the outside edge
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