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I have been away for awhile, but now would like to refresh the procedure and share what's out there. I was searching nickel rolls and came across this specimen so I thought I would eventually list it on Ebay and see if posting here would get some views here. This 2015 P Typical Clash is not thee, what I call "the double tap clash" ADC-5c-2015P-01 pictured in ERRORSCOPE Jan, Feb 2025 Edition. I took some pictures and it is similar to TDC-2015P-01, only there are a couple stronger/weaker areas. On the obverse, the clash looks to go deep into the pupil and on both sides of the eye. The reverse has clash marks over the E in Monticello and a little weaker through the window. If maddieclashes.com was up again I would send pics as it is probably something else. Thanks for looking. It is circulated with some nicks but not cruddy and looks to have Full Steps and luster.
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