I knew from the die striations that it was a refurbished die from a clash (location, location, location...).
I was wondering how careful the refurbishing was. There appears to be left over images in the hair above "T", under the chin above "W" and the one mentioned above at the neck/jawline. There also appears to be a die crack on the base of the neck going toward the top fo the "T" in "TRVST".
I agree that it affects luster and the coin has less eye appear. But, a satin proof has almost no luster, and most collectors don't like them when compared to a normal circulation strike. The grading shouldn’t change just because the coin, as –struck, looks different.
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Is that a clash image between her chin and neck?
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Sumdunce
Very cool...
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I was wondering how careful the refurbishing was. There appears to be left over images in the hair above "T", under the chin above "W" and the one mentioned above at the neck/jawline. There also appears to be a die crack on the base of the neck going toward the top fo the "T" in "TRVST".
Very cool coin though.
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Sumdunce
the only other example i've ever seen.