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That’s a good a reason as any. The split tops of N because it stayed doubled. The mint wanting to remedy an errant image. The old split top pulled towards the center of the die while the remedied flat top of N was doubled against it.
The 6 tilt doubled inside and outside itself, a tilt doubling on the arm of 4. The class 7 modified hub doubled die was pulled towards the center of the die. The split N top. The provenance being the split naturally was retained formerly due to N being doubled.
The last picture shows the N split top is only retained on the right side.
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The 6 tilt doubled inside and outside itself, a tilt doubling on the arm of 4. The class 7 modified hub doubled die was pulled towards the center of the die. The split N top. The provenance being the split naturally was retained formerly due to N being doubled.
The last picture shows the N split top is only retained on the right side.
IMG_6246.jpeg IMG_6251.jpeg IMG_6252.jpeg
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