You can see it through the pillars on the Lincoln Memorial Building with the beard to the right and his jacket to the left.
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You can see it through the pillars on the Lincoln Memorial Building with the beard to the right and his jacket to the left.
These are remnants from a die clash. The dies came together without a planchet in between and left an impression of each design on the other. It's one of the more common mint errors you'll come across.
If that is so how do the lines from the obverse go behind the pillars of the reverse?
Because that happens to the surface of the dies. If there were incuse lines on top of the pillars it would be a sign of PSD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neighbor
The raised part of the coin is a cavity in the die. You cannot make a dent in thin air.
Thank you that makes perfect sense, I geuss I should have giving my question more thought before asking.
It's okay bud, don't worry about it, asking questions is how we learn, I know I sure ask a lot of them! Have a great day okay! Good luck on your hunting!Quote:
Originally Posted by Neighbor