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1971 Unusual T In Trust What Is It?

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I hate to call this a doubled die. Looks like one T over anouther. Quite a displacement. The rest of the motto shows a worn dirty 1971. look at Lincoln's face high points. Took pics to show the whole coin. Let me know your thoughts. regards & TIA.
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 Posted 02/24/2021  2:48 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Chase007 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It looks like a contact mark, not a DDO.
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looks like a gouge to me
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Circulation hit pushed metal down from the top of the T?
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Not a gouge, I'm not sure about a contact mark, but the circulation thing I guess could happen. I'll take a closeup as it looks like it was part of the T. No doubling I could see. thank you for your replies. Regards
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Looks like a lamination peel that got stuck to the coin right at that spot. It looks raised and copper in color to me.
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I agree with coinfrog. Looks like the T took a hit and pushed metal over.
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Thanks Guys. Appreciate your comments!
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Could this be maybe a partial dropped letter? Well, that would be incuse, wouldn't it.
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Look at the size of the motto devices? They all look smaller than normal. So the die was obviously polished. So something may have been dropped on the die leaving a slight indent there. Showing on the coin as a raised area. It is were a doubled die, more than one device would have been affected in the same direction. That spread would have been larger than the 1955 big DDO. Just a contact mark on the die. (Or something on the coin?)
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