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1988-P Jefferson Nickel

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 Posted 01/12/2011  3:38 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add cconrad to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I found this the other day and at first glance I thought it was damaged by a rolling machine, but after I looked more closely at it I don't think it was. The line going through "IN GOD" looks to be incuse (I hope I get my terminology correct), and the line going through "TRUST" looks to be relief. I was justed wandering if this is the same thing as the 2009 Proof State Quarter that was posted on here, or something different. Any help would be appreciated.

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It appears to be a die dent. Incuse on the die raised on the coin. I save them. They are nice when they are large like yours. Unlike a die gouge, a dent is longer and continuous.
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Definitely die damage of some kind. The line running through UST looks like die dent. The line running through IN G is probably also a die dent, although a die gouge is also possible. I suspect the incuse line represents a sharp pressure ridge. Notice that the metal alongside is subtly raised.
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