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Just came across this little fellow tonight with what appears to be trails in three directions.
The right side of the Memorial, the Initials and the T in CENT have what appear to be 60 degree trails.
The E and CE in ONE CENT have trails at about 150 degrees.
Finally the left side of the memorial, STATE and E of E PLURIBUS have trails at about 270 degrees.
Due to the state of the coin's preservation the trails are less pronounced, but are all there to be seen. I had trouble with the trails at the left of the coin.
The arrow at the trail on the left of the memorial is about as strong as the trails at the rest of the left of the memorial. While the trails off of the S and E at the left are of similar strength to the rest of the trails at the left.
The trails off of the E and C of E CENT are stronger than they appear in the image and are off of each bar of the 1st E and the upper arm of the C.
I can't recall seeing a tri-directional trail die before and definitely do not see this die (or similar) on traildies.com
Thoughts?
Jon
The right side of the Memorial, the Initials and the T in CENT have what appear to be 60 degree trails.
The E and CE in ONE CENT have trails at about 150 degrees.
Finally the left side of the memorial, STATE and E of E PLURIBUS have trails at about 270 degrees.
Due to the state of the coin's preservation the trails are less pronounced, but are all there to be seen. I had trouble with the trails at the left of the coin.
The arrow at the trail on the left of the memorial is about as strong as the trails at the rest of the left of the memorial. While the trails off of the S and E at the left are of similar strength to the rest of the trails at the left.
The trails off of the E and C of E CENT are stronger than they appear in the image and are off of each bar of the 1st E and the upper arm of the C.
I can't recall seeing a tri-directional trail die before and definitely do not see this die (or similar) on traildies.com
Thoughts?
Jon
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