Little help please what is an on a braided die Clash???

[Tcat1113]

Hey guys how's it going I was wondering if somebody could please tell me what a non abradedScreenshot_20190413-195205_Gallery.jpg die Clash is, I've been told this is one but I don't know whyScreenshot_20190413-195324_Gallery.jpg14-04-2019_02-36-11.jpg tu14-04-2019_00-12-57.jpg20190413_171340.jpg

[willbrooks]

Yes, you have a nice die clash there. Unabraded just means that the Mint hadn't yet taken a grinding tool to the die's surface in order to remove the clash remnants. That process usually leaves visible die scratches all over the surface.

Abraded Die: A die that has had metal removed from it by some abrasive means in an attempt by the mint to remove damage from the die. This damage is most commonly from a die clash. A cent struck from an abraded die will show raised lines corresponding to the scratches made in the die by the abrasion. Over-abrading the die can result in a loss of detail on the die, which will result in weak or missing devices on the coin. (Perhaps the most well-known example of over-abrading is the 1937D “3-legged” buffalo nickel.) In the case of Lincoln memorial cents, a common result of over-abrasion is a cent with missing designer’s initials, known as “no FG” cents.

[Tcat1113]

Gotcha thank you very much willBrooks.

[jfines69]

Gotcha thank you very much willBrooks.

Is this the same coin you have posted numerous times already??? As stated in some of the other threads I need a closer pic of the obv and rev... I also told you I would willing to look at this for you and hopefully get some good pics!!!