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    2000 D Sacajawea

    Thoughts??
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    Very vague question, don't you think? What is it you are seeing that you would like our thoughts on?
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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    • #3
      It looks like a speared eagle but it's not. Just looks like a well placed hit!

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        Is the anomaly raised or sunken in on the coin (like a scratch)?
        Bob Piazza
        Lincoln Cent Attributer

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        • #5
          It doesn't matter if the anomaly is raised or recessed, it's in the wrong location to be a speared eagle. Besides, it's not a P.

          If it's raised, it took a hit and raised the metal. If it's recessed, it took a hit and pushed the metal in. It's not a die gouge.

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            t doesn't matter if the anomaly is raised or recessed, it's in the wrong location to be a speared eagle. Besides, it's not a P.

            If it's raised, it took a hit and raised the metal. If it's recessed, it took a hit and pushed the metal in. It's not a die gouge.
            That's why I asked the question, so that we can give him a answer of what it is. Thanks for your input though.
            Bob Piazza
            Lincoln Cent Attributer

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            • #7
              Originally posted by mustbebob View Post

              That's why I asked the question, so that we can give him a answer of what it is. Thanks for your input though.
              Sure Bob. You're about the only one here trying to answer questions. Good job!

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