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Damaged Quarter In 1965 S.s. Mint Set. Both Sides. Looking For Info

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IMO on Reverse we have raised and on Observe we have incuse. Funny. Any opinions?
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Both sides are incuse, at the point where they reach the rim of the coin is very close to matching up on both sides.


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My initial thinking is also struck through on both sides. Interesting!
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It does look like it was struck through a length of twine that wrapped around the planchet. If the reeding is undisturbed and the two impressions don't line up end-to-end, then we may be dealing with two pieces of twine.
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Thank you Mike. If you look closely in front of the nose, you can kind of see the braiding or twisting of the string.
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