Error Die Clash/Break | 1921 P strong Obv. & regular Rev. unabraded clash

[Petespockets55]

1921 P strong Obv. & regular Rev. unabraded clash
Haven't been doing a lot lately due to working (and issues not being able to look at a computer screen for more than about 15 minutes at a time).

I won this one last week. (Someone else must have seen the clash as well.)
I had to get it in hand to make sure it wasn't a vice job or fake. Seems authentic with it in hand with the N (UNITED) being the strongest of the areas behind the head. Above the 1, the intersection of the T (CENT) seems present as well as some raised areas east of the brow and nose.

It appears to be a dual event on some of the clashing but the secondary part is hard to get to show up but in hand, it is visible on the reverse well east of the C (CENT) .

It has fairly strong die flow lines so it's a pretty late die state. I think it may qualify as an Atypical die clash because of the strength of the obv. clash as well as it being a dual event and unabraded.
Let me know any thoughts. Yea or nay. Cliff

[willbrooks]

That's awesome! I don't think I've seen one like that before.

[makecents]

Very nice, Cliff!! That is some really nice letter transfer!

[Petespockets55]

Thanks, everyone. I couldn't let this one get away.

I'm going to check with Jason to see if Maddieclashes might like it.
(The only thing I've seen that deep was a Chinese fake clash on a Peace dollar with the eagle visible on deepest parts of the bust. The die for the fake was actually made with the eagle design on the die.)

[Petespockets55]

Just got word from Jason Cuvelier that he listed this one at maddieclashes:
ADC-1c-1921-01

. Keep an eye out for a better example so he can update the images. The "woody" effect messed with his camera somewhat, he said.
(Ignore the typo at the link desribing this as a proof.)

[makecents]

Just got word from Jason Cuvelier that he listed this one at maddieclashes:
ADC-1c-1921-01

. Keep an eye out for a better example so he can update the images. The "woody" effect messed with his camera somewhat, he said.
(Ignore the typo at the link desribing this as a proof.)

Sweet, congrats, Cliff! Jason presented it well!

[jmangham]

That's a cool one!

[Petespockets55]

Thanks Josh. It was satifying to find out it was real and not damaged.

[TPring]

Congrats on your find.

The write-up for the coin on MADDie.com states that it is a proof.

From what I understand there were no "official" proofs from 1916 until 1936 -- Is this an unofficial proof?

[Petespockets55]

Thanks for taking a look T.
No proof Lincolns in 1921. It was actually a typo (a missed word during editing, from the preceding coin being described). It will be corrected the next time an entry is made.

EDIT: I just opened an email this morning saying they corrected the typo.

[joel]

Great presentation of a very unusual find Cliff!! Well done!!