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2005P LCM 2X ear Trails and other Doublings Triplings???

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    2005P LCM 2X ear Trails and other Doublings Triplings???

    This looks like an interesting 2005P LCM coin. Can you help identify the doublings and triplings we highlighted?

    Many thanks again!
    NVTE1
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    The first photo seems to show the coin was struck from a clashed die the others appear to be machine doubling and die deterioration.
    MY OPINION

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    • #3
      Again, Thanks Steven for the quick feedback. Will wait if others have
      same/different thoughts.


      All us NVTEs always go back to our microscopes for deeper inspections looking for other references of confirmation for every feedback we receive.
      Further enhances our inspection skills.

      Thanks!
      NVTEs

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      • #4
        Just curious, where do you see clashed die remnants in the first photo? I'm having a hard time seeing them. Unless you meant the last picture which looks like a portion of the bay. The rest of the coin shows die deterioration IMO.

        Thanks,
        Lestrrr

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        • #5
          Hi Lestrrr,
          The first picture does show a die clash. It is the vertical line under the earlobe. This is a common area for such and it general comes from bay 6.

          BJ Neff
          Member of: ANA, CCC, CONECA, Fly-in-club, FUN, NLG & T.E.V.E.C.

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          • #6
            Thanks ALL for all the clarifications...NVTEs

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            • #7
              weird! That's the one that I was referring to but it's the fifth picture. The first one doesn't have the earlobe in it. Either way, were talking about the same clash.

              Thanks,
              Lestrrr

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