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Not seeing a Die Clash here.
Errers and Varietys.
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@dou, it's hard to see s clearly when the pics are sideways. Pls try to fix that on future threads. Thx.
I can see pretty clearly that there is some dried adhesive on the rev on QUARTER. You may also have a die clash, but perhaps some of that is more glue?
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There is zero glue in this coin. All are lumps and raised metals.
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Beautiful heavy clashes, I think.
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Pillar of the Community
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Not seeing a die clash here, area over "QUARTER" lettering looks to be glue or something.
Then again, your photos are just out of focus enough to make an accurate assessment impossible.
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@Tac, can you see the small solid circle inside the letter "Q"? That is a metal. My guess is the word "Quarter" and those in that area have been struck more than once.
Edited by Dough101
01/18/2025 5:57 pm
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Sorry, I'm with the others here, not seeing a clash - and that is glue or some other clear substance covering part of 'Quarter'.
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This is a closeup photo of the word "quarter" This is not a glue or gum. Do you need a microscope to see solid double letters and double metals under the word quarter? Heavy.  |
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Now that you enlarged it so much, I'm seeing a yellow tint to what is apparently glue...........................
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a soak in acetone should remove that glue so you can see what is beneath it..
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a soak in acetone should remove that glue so you can see what is beneath it.. I agree.  |
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Those are blobs. Blobs, splashes, splatters, globs, whatever you want to call it.....it's still glue or some other gunk stuck to your coin. |
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Posted 01/18/2025 1:57 pm
