Question on a 72 Lincoln cent

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by James0813, Apr 9, 2017.

  1. James0813

    James0813 Member

    Just curious as to what this would be if anything? The rim is alot higher than anywhere else near liberty. 20170409_210819.jpg 20170409_210836.jpg 20170409_210926.jpg 20170409_211008.jpg
     
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  3. Michael3131

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    Lol
     
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  4. chlorinated

    chlorinated Well-Known Member

    Michael....Thats not very helpful....if you dont have anything useful to add just don't comment at all.

    James...i am not sure what has caused that, i have seen similar "dryer coins" where the heat deforms the cents. I would say pmd though. Maybe someone else can be of better help.

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  6. James0813

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    Its raised up like a higher edge only in the one spot and the reverse looks weak in that spot so idk just looking for a cause seeing if it would be a mint error. And yeah i have a "dryer coin" saved i found in a penny roll. And it just doesn't look like anything like one. received_1809636286022055.jpeg received_1809636382688712.jpeg
     
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  7. Treashunt

    Treashunt The Other Frank

    Not a dryer coin.

    A very slight rim cud.
     
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