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Brockage Or Struck Through Grease?

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1996 Lincoln.

Brockage-Or-Struck-Through-Grease?

Reverse is normal.

Brockage-Or-Struck-Through-Grease?
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i REALLY want to say brockage!
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I think it is a very late stage of struck thru a capped die. The die cap on the obverse die is so thin that most of the obverse design is being struck thru it. Nice brockage.
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Definite brockage; I assume found in a roll or in change? Nice Find!
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Looks like a deteriorating die cap. Not the area on the left upper area. Some of the capped die was still affecting that area. I would say it is a keeper. Mike might have a better idea of what it is and what value it is. Hang on till you find out more.
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It's a generic capped die strike. Struck through a late-stage die cap. There's no way of knowing if the cap was originally striking brockages. It could have started out as a uniface die cap or a cap that was striking counterbrockages. In any event, without incuse, mirror-image design elements, there's no justification for calling it a brockage.
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