This 1920 Chile 20 centavos piece has indications of three separate clash events, with one of those events being a titled die clash.

The overlay provided shows the relative position of the dies during the strongest clash event.

The picture to the left shows three seperate clash events left by the top of the hammer on the reverse of this coin.

Clash marks from the obverse (the condor’s wings, body and legs) are seen intertwined with the words VEINTE CENTAVOS.

The denticles from the obverse die are seen clashed inward from the denticles on the reverse. The letters DE CHIL are also seen clashed into the wreath.

This picture points to where the die clash marks are.