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Scratch or strike through?
Weiss
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Looks struck thru wire.
Struck Thru, imo
Yes struck thru error
My gut said struck through, too, because there seems to be no "skip" between the fields and devices. Just one continuous wire-like line.
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At first it looked a little stapley to me but I will side with the error experts.
Oh, and wrong forum btw.
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Struck through, just in case you didn't trust the opinions you already got.
Agreed...assuming the line is incised, not raised, hard to tell.
I say strike thru. Interesting example.
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Late to the strike-thru party.
part of it looks like it is under the 9, if it was a scratch it would be over the 9
That is a strike through... no indications of a scratch...Cheers, RickO
Ditto
Gotta be a strike through because there's no such thing as a scratch through.
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Interesting coin and provenance @Weiss, thank you for showing it.
This one is raised and frosted which leads to another question but..........
Leo
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The strikethru looks like a loop of tied string with the ends sticking apart. Kind of like a string you would tie around a finger, of course it is too small. Unless an infant was working the press that day.
That's the same RTC recovery coin I have, but without the strike through, and mine is rotated in the slab.
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