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<p>[QUOTE="Neal, post: 3226963, member: 43872"]I'm no expert, but the faint striations at the top of the "C" on your coin make me think thread strike-through, and the shape doesn't seem quite right to me for a clashed die. The OP's coin could not be a strike-through unless somehow a solid R-shaped object were loose in the mechanism and landed exactly under the R on the die. The R doesn't seem likely to be a clashed die, since it would have to clash with another obverse die that was misaligned just so (a very highly unlikely event!), and then there would surely be other letters. It is unlikely anyone at the mint "dropped" a punch on the die, since that would make a raised, not incused, "R," not to mention what would such a tool be doing there anyway. Again, I am not an expert, but nothing I know about the making and use of hubs and dies would explain this. Some expert would have to tell me what believable set of events could have happened at the mint to produce this before I would accept it as anything but intentional damage.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Neal, post: 3226963, member: 43872"]I'm no expert, but the faint striations at the top of the "C" on your coin make me think thread strike-through, and the shape doesn't seem quite right to me for a clashed die. The OP's coin could not be a strike-through unless somehow a solid R-shaped object were loose in the mechanism and landed exactly under the R on the die. The R doesn't seem likely to be a clashed die, since it would have to clash with another obverse die that was misaligned just so (a very highly unlikely event!), and then there would surely be other letters. It is unlikely anyone at the mint "dropped" a punch on the die, since that would make a raised, not incused, "R," not to mention what would such a tool be doing there anyway. Again, I am not an expert, but nothing I know about the making and use of hubs and dies would explain this. Some expert would have to tell me what believable set of events could have happened at the mint to produce this before I would accept it as anything but intentional damage.[/QUOTE]
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