The die clash picture thread

[nwcs]

Come on and show them. Slabbed or raw.

 

[RGT]

I've posted this one before, but it's the only modern clashed die I have.

 

[Fletcher]

[ldhair]

[ldhair]

[Murphy-migration]

2005 P Obverse Die Clash - The Abe Frankenstein:

 

2005 P Reverse Die Clash - The D-Back:

[Becky-migration]

 

 

 

 

 

My favorite

[rexcat]

Nice pics every one.

 

Here's a type I three cent silver, which die clashes seem almost to be the norm.

 

 

This image was flipped and rotated so it aligns with the obverse image.

 

[RGT]

Oh, we get to post classic coins too.

 

Here's another I've posted before, but it is handy.

 

[nwcs]

I used to have a barber dime with a great clash but this is all I have with clash evidence that is 19th century.

 

[VamGuy-migration]

One of my discovery coins... A 1883-CC VAM 8A in PCGS MS65

 

 

8A III24 · C3e (Doubled Date, CC Set Right, Clashed Obverse n) (178) I-3 R-6

 

Obverse III24– Clashed die with partial incuse n of In from reverse showing as short tick next to Liberty neck. Earlier die state than VAM 4A.

 

Link To Coin

 

[AmericanCopper-migration]

Common 1864 Indianhead dieclash, but still nice to run into unexpectedly, a reverse clash of Liberty's profile. Sorry I don't have the photographic skills or equipment the majority of the other members use to show such wonderful detailed pictures of their coins, ( nor the smarts to figgur' out how to use it if I did ), but close examination shows a clear and separate clash underlying the stronger 2nd clash that's visible in this image. (Assuming, of course I figured out how to upload a picture - a first for me). The double clash could easily be photographed if my camera wasn't the digital equivalent of a Kodak Brownie.

[michael]

superb thread

[Die Varieties]

Here's some Lincoln cent die clashes ...

 

 

[nwcs]

Wow those die clashes look like a city behind lincoln or something!