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  February 20, 2026 9:16AM
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  I am thinking that these 2 marks might just be Rockwell test marks "pre strike" I know its a long shot and beyond crazy rare but everything lines up fact wise as to how the coin became.

  1. There are two different depths within each of indentation marks. Yes they are 1/32" and 1/16" in depth.
  2. The obverse's features (jaw line and throat) stretched out the circular original from the test mark once the coin was struck.
  3. Inside each of the (test marks/indentations) you can see the coins design features of the jawline or throat and they are raised.
  4. The coin as a whole besides the test marks, appears to be elliptical and broadstruck. On the reverse it looks like it was possibly struck through cloth?
  5. So with a coin that appears as if it went through some sort of pressure strike adjustment of some sort.

  
  

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  February 14, 2026 8:26AM
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