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98 Dime Maybe Hopin Double Probably Grease Wondering If Worth Keeping

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 Posted 10/31/2020  2:42 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Lgoad5 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers

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Well let's check for die clashes first:
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I may help to have reverse images as well as both are involved during a die clash. But so far its looking like an over polishing of the die that was deeper into the die recesses. When this happens the edge of the fields can be reduced. When this happens, then the coins will show a rise on the fields near the design. Thus it alters the die, in a bad way. But its looking that this may have happened on the die that struck your coin? Reverse images will show us more to confirm it.
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Yeah there is no distinct differences on the reverse just a few questionable spots when moving and catching the light. Nothing like the front which is obviously recognizable around the back and lower neck and head lips and eyes. Thanks
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Your links and info is great
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The most common clash mark on the reverse is the line from 12:00-2:30 of the base of the neck/body line.
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