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    1897 O does anyone know about this?

    I have an 1897 O Morgan I can't seem to find in van world with this condition. I know it is at least a van 1 (tilted O to the right) but can't find this. I hope you can see and explain?
    If you look at the B in pluribus the bottom leg is tripled. I (since being new at this and being a member of CONECA) don't understand how just one or 2 items can be affected and nothing else. Is this a post strike? Thank you in advance. Sincerely David
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    Are there any other markers on the coin? Doubling on the date? Can you post a pic of the whole coin and closeup of the MM..
    Proud Member: CONECA, TEC, HVNS, NS, ANA

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      Here are some more pictures of the 1897 O. The is doubling on the top of the down leg of the N on the top. As far as any other markers, being new to errors I'm not sure if there are markers or if they are scratches. Not that it matters but I'm not into this for the money but for the education of coins and errors. In other words I'm not looking to make a check off of it. Just learn. Thanks for your help. David
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