Mike: Those are die gouges. Sometime happens when the die is touched by a strong cleaning object or the die falls apart in that area and the mark gets larger and larger. Some die gouges in the fields may flatten out, others are with it the rest of the dies life. But looking at the die state, it appears that it is a VLDS die as the field and the letters are snowdrifting. I would say that soon this die is to be retired. Very soon.... _________________ Richard S. Cooper
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 6:12 pm
Thanks Coop,
It caught my attention being in two different areas on two different coins. Plus that shape reminds me of something. _________________ Mike
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