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2000 LMC What's Happening?

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My first thought was possibly a bad strike that lost a ton of detail, but I'm not sure.

I don't think this is anything special, I was just wondering how this happened.


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 Posted 07/25/2020  7:58 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Not sure what the question is? (but never held be back before answering)
Solution one:
But I'm thinking you are considering the size of the devices? The die looks like it may have been over polished to remove a clash. The reduction on the fields removes some sub devices, making them smaller looking on coins.
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(middle coin)
Solution two:
What is the weight of the coin? If less than 2.5 grams, then it maybe a thin planchet. Thus making the strike and the rim lower than normal?
Solution three:
The the weight is normal and the only weakness is on the rim at 4:00-5:00, it may have taken a hit? (Can tell what the reverse looks like with no image)
Are you seeing something else I missed?
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Ah yes sorry for not being specific.

I thought that this might've been a less detailed strike, but going back I saw that my lighting was funky.

Nothing out of the ordinary! Just lighting issues like always.
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