Debris fill die.

I'm going to assume that this is a 1991 debris fill die. Since part of the one is missing. And if you look closely you'll notice some very interesting things.

 

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Continuation of the 1991

 

Here's a 2000 D maybe just a little debris but mostly worn die.

 

Would like to add a few more debris filled dies.

 

Continuing to go through my box of BU 2016 p FORT MOULTRIE 25c came across several coins that had production debris which under close magnification you can see bits and pieces of nickel and copper along with the shavings that look like hairs, the only thing I can figure that bonds these to gather is an the excess of on Rinsed cleaning solution.. Sorry my photos are not better. First time I've had the opportunity to photograph production debris. USMC60

 

The end of April Pop quiz. Members what would you call this.?

 

Interior Die Break

 

dchjr
Thank you for participating. Sorry to say no.
Let me just say it only took me 16 years to find out what this is. USMC60

 

Retained strike thru?

 

ldhair Thank you for participating but sorry to say no.I would have to say if you look at it that way it could be considered. But it was certified to be something different. And was not put in that term. USMC60

 

Well this 2017 Ellis Island P production debris at least doesn't look like a bug. USMC60