1934 50c MS62 Obv Struck Thru Grease

Azurescens

I sent this coin in for regular grading and I guess it was struck through grease.

I didn't even know it had an error on it until my submission was upgraded. This is my first example.

What exactly am I looking at here?

That weird scratchy patch looking thing near L in Liberty?

I thought struck through grease looked different than this. Like, big swaths of design elements missing or something.

Are these types of errors desirable on WLH?

Thank you in advance.

OAKSTAR

Can we see the entire slab?

Greenstang

That could be struck through grease or grit. Don’t forget that with each impression
there gets to be less grease on the coin until it disappears completely. Yours may have
been getting to that point where there was little grease left.

OAKSTAR

@Greenstang said:
Don’t forget that with each impression there gets to be less grease on the coin until it disappears completely.
Yours may have been getting to that point where there was little grease left.

Really? Less grease on the coin until it disappears completely? Is that how it works?

Azurescens

@OAKSTAR said:
Can we see the entire slab?

Sure.

OAKSTAR

Thanks @Azurescens

I didn't notice this in the original picture.

I was always kind of under the impression that a term "Struck Through Grease" was or could be a generic term. I believe there could be other types of debris struck into coins that might resemble grease.

MsMorrisine

what's the brown on the obverse?

Smudge

If that was a more valuable coin, I may give it another try.

BuffaloIronTail

The coin itself looks a lot better than a 62, IMHOP.

Pete

Cougar1978

Not for me - pass. Don’t want crummy stuff on my coins.