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1973-D LMC- Recurring Die Subsidence

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Found this hunting some change today. This is recurring die subsidence, aka a sunken die. Not the most amazing find but my first example of this anomaly, so it's a keeper. These can get pretty severe on 1973-D cents. This is probably a MDS-LDS example. Thanks for taking a. Look!

-CH27

Read about this here:
http://www.error-ref.com/recurring-...dence-error/

1973-D-LMC--Recurring-Die-Subsidence
1973-D-LMC--Recurring-Die-Subsidence
1973-D-LMC--Recurring-Die-Subsidence
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I've found one or two of these and thought they were just polished out die clashes. What actually causes it?
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Some deformation of the die. A "sunken die". I'm not sure of what exactly causes it, but I know it is a deformation of some kind. I have also read that a soft die also contributes to this anomaly.

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