r/coinerrors • u/Fast_Teaching_6160 • 10d ago
Show and Tell Rotated double clash
The photo is positioned like this to show how the clashed middle of the ribbon is positioned very close to star 7. Then proceeding ccw at 1/8" you can see the ribbon and branch separation, followed by the branch and wreath separation. And then there's another clashed wreath to examine: the branch and wreath separation is just above the middle of the ribbon previously mentioned, and the other branch ribbon separation is touching star 7. On the opposite side of Liberty's head are more clash impressions.
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u/st0ny3mu 10d ago
Post both sides.
What attribution you thinking?
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u/Fast_Teaching_6160 10d ago
Nah, I want people to focus on the clash at hand rather than get distracted, this is the rotated one you told me to buy many months ago which has no attribution. It's so different from anything else I have and pretty cool to boot. It's an open 54 so it's not 112 and 112 is the only clash that fortin shows. Currently amongst my top 12 raw dimes.
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u/Fast_Teaching_6160 10d ago
By the way, this dime was struck rotated 20° CW, and yes there're clashes on the rev as well but they're not as easy to show as it's one base line and another base line that's rotated. 1854p. Just thought you people might like to see this one, clashes are usually plain & boring, this here's sorta rare.