This is a strong, unabraded die clash found on a 1965, 5 centesimos from Chile, that affects both the obverse and reverse of this coin.

The overlay provided shows the relative position of the dies when they did clash. Note that there is a slight rotation of the dies when they did clash. However, there was no rotation when the dies struck the coin.

The picture to the left shows the raised field from the obverse between the condor’s head and body and its wing.

The picture to the left shows the lower edge of the left wing and the space between the feathers of the left wing.

The clash mark shown to the left was formed by the “V” of the condor’s wings. The next picture down shows the ES of CENTESIMOS clashed into the field area between the condor’s wings.

The lats picture shows the inner arc of the right wheat era clashed through the condor’s wings and into the field.