You're welcome Adrian! I've never found a dropped letter but they are interesting! The example in the glossary shows a somewhat distorted incuse B on the rim. And the example from Error-Ref shows a well defined A on the reverse. So I guess it depends upon how solid the greasy gunk is when it drops out of the die, and where it lands, as to how well defined the shape of the incuse dropped letter is on the coin.
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Cool Vivien we all see it now... Group induced pair of doiliesAdrian - If you try lighting at different angles/directions you may be able to get that to show up better???
Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd)Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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This must be the psychological phenomenon of group pareidolia (pair of doilies) 'cause I see the cracks John (A.K.A. Jon/makecents) has pointed outJon could very well be correct on multiple cracks... I do see some in the hair but not 100% sure??? I still can not see the W... Hopefully Vivien can point it out for us??? I wondered how come my glasses weren't working so well lately
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Thanks,
Adrian
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Nice follow up pics thanks... Looking thru those pics it may just be die damage or wear and not a dropped letter... The look in relief to me... Also notice just off the tips of the W are more of the same anomaly!!!Jim
(A.K.A. Elmer Fudd)Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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I agree with you guys. In the latest follow up pics you can see more of the "what looks like tops of the W" around the edge of the coin and it does appear raised. It doesn't match with a die clash so it's more than likely stain, die damage or die wear as Jim said. Thank you Adrian for helping us follow through with this!Comment
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