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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SlipperySocks, post: 3260737, member: 94585&quot;][ATTACH=full]857647[/ATTACH] Also keep an eye out for an over polished die like this one where part of his throat is missing and on more extreme coins part of his ponytail/ribbon is missing.[ATTACH=full]857646[/ATTACH] Check all your edges for &quot;misaligned collar strikes&quot; I think is the official name.[ATTACH=full]857645[/ATTACH] Keep your eyes peeled for this clash that a member here recently discovered. The line of his throat in the tree is the best marker for it.[ATTACH=full]857644[/ATTACH] Leaky bucket is a die chip that makes it look like water spilled out.</p><p><br /></p><p>The Colorado Cud is a known one and I have found 2 of them!</p><p>There are several more like the 2008 &quot;cactus leaf&quot; that I would have to look up but several of them I learned about via JBCOINSINC on youtube. Search his name and browse his videos. I took notes of which ones I was interested in looking for. He was the first to feature the spitting horse when it was discovered. He is pretty up to speed on the newer, minor varieties like these. Enjoy![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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