1904-O VAM 28A "Trigger"

This is my VAM find of the week Nestled in a assorted roll of Unc Morgans in the vault, it caught my eye immediately. The clash marks are not that uncommon, but the die rotation that produced them in areas other than the norm is a bit less common. Notice how the usual neck clash marks (from the reverse Eagle's wing edge) are under the chin, they are usually at the junction of the neck and chin or lower. It is called the "Trigger" because of the strength of the G clash (From the G in GOD on reverse) in front of the neck looks like a trigger.
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