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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Scubalou, post: 3449274, member: 101267&quot;]O.K., I sent Jason Cuvelier a pic of this dime as well as a couple of Lincoln&#039;s he said: I agree the &#039;83 had at least two successive clash events - it however may not be in good enough shape to find evidence of a counterclash - which would be nice. I think I have too many &#039;83s listed - if I delist some maybe. The &#039;99 is probably not strong enough. With my last conversation with Mike Diamond we agreed that I shouldn&#039;t expand the TDC section. If I get some help with the site, if that person wishes to expand that section the &#039;99 would fir in there.</p><p>The dime I am not sure about. The images aren&#039;t suggesting one thing or another. If you&#039;re implying an exotic struck through I&#039;d be surprised there wasn&#039;t an area that was&nbsp; weakly struck from the depth of an object essentially clogging the die. Foreign objects tend to do that, even something like thick wire. Fibers don&#039;t do that. A small screw should though. Maybe more pics?</p><p>I sent a couple more pics but haven&#039;t heard back. My theory is that a screw fell onto a planchet and was struck leaving the impression of a screw on the die.&nbsp; This coin was struck sometime later leaving an impression on the coin. I know it&#039;s a stretch and understand the position is suspicious. Here&#039;s a couple of pics with my new camera. This case is closed for me, thanks for your opinions. Lou[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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