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What Causes This Seperation - 09 Fy Cent - Plus Die Clash?

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A recent find of mine, this coin looks so cool in person - the picture just doesn't catch the separation of the hair and the nose off the face. Also, looks like a die clash of the rev on the neck - am I correct on the die clash? I haven't probably seen a third of the coins that most have here but I have never seen this before - is it rare or just common and over looked? Any info will be helpful for me - right now I only know enough to be dangerous,

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 Posted 04/24/2010  10:22 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Brent Williams to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Was this a stupid question or did I do something to make you all not want to help a future error collector. Am I at the wrong place for this help - is there a better place for me to start out - Love what I have seen and learned from here, Peace, Brent
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 Posted 04/24/2010  11:37 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Scooby Due to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
No you didn't do anything wrong. I looked at it but didn't respond because the pictures are a little blurry, and I don't know what an overlay with the 2009 reverse would look like ( or even which reverse you have).

My first thought off the front of his nose was MD, but without a cleared shot, I did not want to commit. Maybe zoom out just a little bit on the pic and see if you can get a clearer shot.
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 Posted 04/24/2010  12:14 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add still lookin to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like Lincoln was attacked by vampires. Cool coin.
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Thanks Scooby, I have tried to get some better shots here - it looks like Lincoln is wearing a hair piece (there is some of the hairlines but looks like all the finer hair is gone - smooth as a baby's butt) and the nose appears to be floating off the face. I see a very small die crack on the forehead and the before mentioned "die clash" on the neck and face.

My gut says the separation of hair and nose is Struck Through Grease but a lot of the hair is fine - bold features that are on all coins. Anyway, I think it is a cool coin and hope to find out what does this.

Thanks,
Brent

P.S. the color of the last 5 pictures is because I put my finger in front of the flash to get rid of the glare.

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I definitely agree with you on the die clash and it's a nice one. If I would have thought about beforehand, I could have deduced from your first picture that it was LP3.

LOL @ toupee, I suppose it could be grease, but I'm leaning more toward die wear or maybe a weak strike?

These pics are a little better to work with and the pros can do amazing things with pics. I'm sure you will hear from them soon. I don't want to steer you wrong.
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Definite die clash on the neck.
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First image I've seen so far with this LP3 clash. Please post images when you can get better ones. I would like to add this to my educational file. If you find a second one I would trade a LP2 die clash for one.
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After the dies clash they are repaired by polishing off the clash marks. This die was over polished causing the weakness you see at the hair and nose. The polishing still didn't remove the clash marks on Lincoln's neck.
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New pictures are much better That is one heck of a die clash and it is amazing that so much design was removed with the polishing yet a good part of the clash is left. It is not really worth anything but it is a very good example of a Lincoln die clash, thanks for sharing.
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The missing parts on the head/nose are because of die grease filling the die...left behind from polishing, correct?
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That is a nice find.
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The misssing parts are missing because they have been polished off. Grease has nothing to do with this one.
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Thanks for the info - this does help me out tremendously. I have noticed now on the rev. there are some clash marks also. With the very cool overlay that coop so kindly posted I would have to say they appear to be parts of Lincoln ear, eye and nose area, between E. Pluribus and the outline of the grounds.

I will try to get my lighting set up to get better pictures and will definitely post clashes found on rev.

coop I tried to e-mail you but it said I am not allowed to. If you would like me to send you the coin so you can take pictures the way that best fits you, just let me know.

pyrbob, biokemist6, steve199, j_h_s, and Scooby TOO, Thanks for the input - The more you guys respond, the more myself and others learn - Thank you all.

Pictures later

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Brent
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I didn't go with die polishing because I'm not really seeing the polishing marks. Why would they polish around his hair and nose and leave the eyesores (in their opinion) on the neck? Based on coops overlay, there doesn't seem like there would be much to polish in the hairline and behind the nose area.
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Brent: Thanks for the offer. The reason you couldn't email me is that the number of posts need to be over a certain number. I checked your profile to email you but the information isn't on your profile yet or released yet. We can wait till you reach that number then you can email me. No big rush. Lets wait to see when you reach that number and go from there. Thanks again Brent.
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The misssing parts are missing because they have been polished off.


But I don't understand how the deep parts of a die can get polished away. THe more metal removed from the devices on the die would result in details that are more raised, not flat and even with the fields, right?

I'm sure you guys are right, I just need help picturing it.
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