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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;AWORDCREATED, post: 1713914, member: 52245&quot;]<b>At the risk of becoming annoying ...</b></p><p><br /></p><p>More scans, some show the wrinkly nature of the finish.&nbsp; Yesterday my scanner started overheating and all the scans got whiter and whiter.&nbsp; In the one where Abe is planking you can see that indent in front of his chin as if something extra was on the die.&nbsp; In the one where the building is standing on the initials that coloration is off, but shows contrast to see the wrinkles and extra raised areas. (That stuff by the C in cent is on the scanner glass.)&nbsp; I have been reading ... and this looks like a dropped letter situation, which explains the major piece and all the associated little chunks of crud on both sides&nbsp; - but I don&#039;t understand how they end up as a positive equal to the lettering rather than getting smooshed into the coin.&nbsp; On the other hand the major stuff is lined up pretty good, so perhaps a die crack?&nbsp; What causes the lined up wavy wrinkles on the mirror like field?&nbsp; And this may be a stretch, but his hair under the GO in god seems to be growing a little buck fawn nub, maybe another lil extra pieces of stuff.&nbsp; Thank you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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