2023-P Edith Kanaka'ole die clash

fnetty

Hello, Anybody know if this die clash will be recognized by pcgs as a variety?
Thanks

jmlanzaf

Almost never.

fnetty

@jmlanzaf said:
Almost never.

Do you know why that is?

P0CKETCHANGE

Is a die clash a variety? I’ve always thought of them as a kind of die state.

Mr_Spud

It’s cool looking even if it doesn’t get a variety designation. I like how you can read EDITH backwards like that on Washington’s ear area. It might get a good premium if you sold it on eBay.

Namvet69

I think it's a keeper due to the strong clash elements. IMO. If the majors won't, maybe ICG would. Good luck. Peace Roy

coinbuf

@fnetty said:
Hello, Anybody know if this die clash will be recognized by pcgs as a variety?
Thanks

Here is the list of varieties that PCGS recognizes, if this was to fall under any category it would be the last selection the cherry pickers guides. However, this coin is too new to be included in any of the cherry pickers guides that PCGS uses. Maybe in 50 years.

fnetty

Thank you all for the input, much appreciated

Steven59

Could also check if ANACS would designate it.

jmlanzaf

@fnetty said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Almost never.

Do you know why that is?

Because they generally aren't cataloged varieties, just low level errors. There are VAMs and clashed Overton varieties but not a lot of modern ones.

It also wouldn't be worth the cost of submission anyway.

jmlanzaf

@P0CKETCHANGE said:
Is a die clash a variety? I’ve always thought of them as a kind of die state.

Only if cataloged. Lol.

fnetty

Not my coin but pcgs does recognize this as a
clashed die.

BStrauss3

OP: Nice clash...

ProofCollection

There were a lot of issues with the Kanakaole's.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1089868/2023-p-edith-kanakaole-quarters-die-polish

fnetty

@ProofCollection said:
There were a lot of issues with the Kanakaole's.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1089868/2023-p-edith-kanakaole-quarters-die-polish

Good info