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    1994 penny die clash

    Found this 1994 penny, ear looks like it has die clash in it. Opinions? Tech stupid so bear with me also new here. Thank you
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    Clashes typically happen on the flat part of the die / coin. The dies are recessed or incusec into the metal working die, so when it strikes coins, the areas are raised on the coin. In order for the to be a clash, it would mean that some sort of weird science would be going on, or it is something else.

    I am gonna have to ponder on this one for a bit...
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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