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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rascal, post: 1796404, member: 29239&quot;]Jral1 these guys are telling you correctly about clashed dies . I consider my self somewhat knowledgeable when it comes to clashed die coins because they are the favorite part of my collection. my most rare and&nbsp; my favorite clashed die coins are the 2005 peeing bison coins. the dies that struck these awesome coins left a imprint of the nose and eye from the obverse side die on the reverse side directly in place to make the bison look like he is peeing. I also own a scarce counter struck nickel where the dies clashed twice or more over time and transferred&nbsp; letters from one die to the other die. I have spent many years studying the clashed die coins and find them very interesting. what you are missing is the fact that the deep recessed areas of the die is not the part that clashes , it is the top edges of the recesses that clash together when a planchet is not between the dies.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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