1954 Franklin Half Dollar - Typical Die Clash TDC-50C-1954-01
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This die clash on a 1954 Philadelphia Franklin half dollar is one of those collectors call "Bugs Bunny" or "Dracula" clashes: part of the eagle's wing transferred into the area of Franklin's lip, where it looks like buck teeth or fangs. The same clash left part of the M of UNUM on the back of Franklin's head, and a small angular mark below the eagle's right wing, formed by the field under Franklin's nose and upper lip. MadDieClashes attributes it as TDC-50C-1954-01.
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