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Message:: [QUOTE="cpm9ball, post: 912982, member: 24633"]The obverse clash marks on the chin, lips and on the back of the Phrygian cap are common and not usually mentioned. So is the diagonal clash on Liberty's neck. The important one would be a letter transfer from the bottom of the "n" of IGWT immediately below the neck clash. There might also be an "s" and/or "t" clash from IGWT in the hair vee above the date. On the reverse, the cap vee clash is common between the eagle's wing and the top of the righthand wreath as is Liberty's profile between the eagle's wing and the lefthand wreath. The vertical clash from Liberty's neck between the "n" of IGWT and the eagle's right wing is also common. The important clash on the reverse would be the letter transfer of the "E" in LIBERTY between the eagle's tailfeathers and the wreath. This would appear raised on the coin and face northeast. Chris[/QUOTE]