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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rascal, post: 1312436, member: 29239&quot;]I&#039;m telling you truth,the coin is exactly what I said it is. there is one more way this could have happened but it would still be called a struck thru die filling. it is possible that this may have been the remnants of a worn out die cap and when it fell off the die it flipped over to the side where the details were and got pushed into this coin. this would still be called a dropped die filling if I&#039;m remembering right because a coin that becomes stuck onto the die also fills in the letters and details of the die and would be the same as a die clogged with metal fragments,dirt and all kinds of junk mixed in.</p><p><br /></p><p>after I have been thinking of this I would almost bet my life that the rare Ebay state quarter that had all the struck thru die fillings on it was a worn out die cap that had finally fell out of the die and got pushed into that awesome quarter. because just think of it, How would a die clogged with nothing but debree and become unclogged how would this big a piece of junk debree be able to not break apart?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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