Is all the blistering and lines a result of annealing along with the rightside reverse under Memorial stairs or abraiding ?
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 1993 Lincoln rimWhat's going on with the obverse rim gouge under the date & Lincoln's bust ?
 Is all the blistering and lines a result of annealing along with the rightside reverse under Memorial stairs or abraiding ?You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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 In my opinion, it could be a slight mis-aligned die. It could have been planchet based as well.
 
 The obverse die is heavily abraded.
 
 There is something on Lincolns coat as well. Looking at the Y in LIBERTY, there is either a strike through, lamination or a die crack that goes on Lincoln from slight Southeast of the Y in LIBERTY, and then it travels south / south east la ding about dead center on Lincoln south near the rim. I cannot tell what that is. It could be anything from what i said above or even a stray hair or piece of thread.
 
 The reverse is abraded as well. The reverse MIGHT have a die crack. If you look at the designer initials (FG) it is south of that. If I see anything else i will edit this post.
 
 The heavy abrading may have been done to cover up a strong die clash or, it could have been an over zealous mint worker scrubbing the dies too vigorously.Last edited by MintErrors; 02-07-2025, 07:16 PM.
 
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