With this one the reverse cent die was clashed with the quarter reverse die. The second images are of the matching quarter. The reverse shows some of the cent details.
Clashes on both sides of this 1946 $1. You can even see George's eye behind the native's head. There are two versions of the reverse clash where his eye is in a different position. Great clash of the beaver on the obverse at George's ear, and multiple die cracks on reverse plus a small clash of George's neck line under beaver's nose.
Many of my Barber dimes have clashes. This has the O of ONE under the ear. There is a misconception perpetuated on forums that clashes only occur in the fields, which from these examples is obviously false.
I'm not sure if this 2026 dime is clashed with a slightly rotated reverse, or if that's a strike through (or even a die crack). Saw several of them today.
