2007 Typical Die Clash TDC-100c-2007-01(GW)
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TDC-100c-2007-01(GW) : Mad Die Clashes Mad Die Clashes Home SITE NEWS The Top Twenty Five Die Clashes ATYPICAL TYPICAL DIE CLASHES ATYPICAL DIE CLASHES ATYPICAL DIE CLASH: U.S. SMALL CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. TWO CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. THREE CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. FIVE CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. HALF DIME ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. TEN CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. TWENTY FIVE CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. FIFTY CENT ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. DOLLAR ATYPICAL DIE CLASHES: Presidential Series ATYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. GOLD COINS ATYPICAL DIE CLASHES; U. S. TOKENS AND MEDALS ATYPICAL DIE CLASHES; U. S. Bullion Commemorative ATYPICAL DIE CLASHES; Foreign TYPICAL DIE CLASHES TYPICAL DIE CLASH: U. S. SMALL CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. TWO CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. THREE CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. FIVE CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. TEN CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. TWENTY-FIVE CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. FIFTY CENT TYPICAL DIE CLASH; U. S. DOLLAR TYPICAL DIE CLASH for U. S. GOLD COINS Typical Die Clashes for U.S. Tokens and Medals Typical Die Clashes for Bullion Coins Typical Die Clashes for Foreign Coins Illustrated Glossary of Relevant Terms Radical MAD Die Clash Radical MAD Die Clashes; U. S. Coins Radical MAD Die Clashes; Foreign Coins Floating Die Clashes Mule Die Clashes TYPE I and TYPE II Counter Clashes Type I Counter clash Type II Counter clash 1960 (SD) 1960D(SD) Lincoln Cent Tilted Die Files 1960(SD) Lincoln Cent Tilted Die Group SPECIAL: Follow-up to Article Published in Coin World DENOMINATIONAL OVERLAYS CONTACT FORM SUBMISSIONS Other sites of interest Search for: TDC-100c-2007-01(GW) This partially abraded die clash is found on a 2007 Washington dollar coin. The only obverse clash mark is seen through Washington's eye and was formed by Liberty's torch arm (the right) and the hem of her right sleeve. This coin is courtesy of Robert Kirkland of Florida The reverse of this die clash shows a strong clash mark left by Washington's right eye between the dollar sign and the 1 digit, A fold in the scarf worn around Washington's neck adds an extra ray to Liberty's crown in the next picture. The only abraded part on the reverse is where Washington's check bone left a clash mark under Liberty's chin. This coin was also struck through heavy deposits of grease, which left a crinkled surafce on parts of both the field and some design elements. Most noted was the area around the dollar sign, the one digit and the right sleeve of Liberty's gown. Copyright © 2026 · All Rights Reserved · Mad Die Clashes Expressed written permission is required for use of any images and or text contained within this site.