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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikediamond, post: 7367497, member: 1859&quot;]Judging from the northerly position of Lincoln&#039;s ear on the brockaged face, this is a counterbrockage/clashed cap strike.&nbsp; The die cap, which was striking counterbrockages, collided directly with the reverse die when a planchet failed to be fed into the striking chamber.&nbsp; The working face of the die cap picked up a fresh raised image that was incomplete.&nbsp; The cap then proceeded to strike a few more planchets, this being one of them.&nbsp; The result is a mixture of counterbrockage and brockage design elements.&nbsp; The brockage is a secondary brockage (secondary to formation of the die cap).&nbsp; This is the most common of the eight known or theorized types of brockage/counterbrockage errors.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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