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Looks like a little abrasion on a errant image separation, at an unusual angle.
An errant portion of a die overlay, remaining in the field.
Deep die channeling
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Looks like a little abrasion on a errant image separation, at an unusual angle.
An errant portion of a die overlay, remaining in the field.
Deep die channeling
Screenshot_20260303-010702_Photos~2.jpg
Last edited by signofthedimes; 03-13-2026, 01:32 PM. -
This sideways lighting shows two raised ridges over two nostril holes.
This photo was also just sent to John Shields who does Cents on John wexler site.
The first nostril seems short, shorter than usual. The second further one looks like the normal issue.
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Okay, the nostril end on the left is died across the bottom of it's hole making it's hole seem smaller than the nostril on the right.
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The interesting story behind this is it was sitting in a bank box since 1979. I bought 26 vintage rolls of a seller on EBay last week. The bank box having its 1979 stamp on it. All the 79's 78's and 77's virtually came out yellow.Comment
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