1972-D Lincoln - error or PMD?

This thread is for @Candice Wise , @AdamKilledAbel , @jedijackie , @Marites Foertsch , @Diogenes Diaz , @Bargainbidder , @Shandin Chase , @Sabrina Fehr , @Goldsayshi463 , and ALL the others that frequent the Error Coins sub-forum.

What do you see with this one?

Go ahead and "Burst my bubble."

Everyone else is free to respond to their responses as well.

Z

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I believe it could be a brockage.

 

Too early . . . .

 

I edited my first impression, but what do you mean by "too early"?

 

I was hoping to let those members "tagged" above offer their observations. Most of those folks post up many many coins with minimal to no real errors, just various states of die deterioration. I thought it might be a good primer . . . .
Then, secondary responses to their responses would be interesting.

Z

 

Sorry!

 

Then I'll not comment but it's nice.

 

Looks like a nice little circulated off center strike to me!

 

Lets see the edge at 4 o’clock.

 

Good eye.

I'll get you a photo of that tomorrow morning . . .

Z

 

Not cute to me . I mean it’s look old and not clear image ... also a little damage too .sorry to burst your bubble ahhaha just kidding

 

Not brockage.
https://varietyerrors.com/coin-price-guide/brockage-price-guide-coins/

Looks like it's an off center/broadstrike. Very odd.

Try @paddyman98 and @mikediamond

 

4oclock looks worn lol looks like forced misalignment

 

No, you would be able to tell if it was forced or PMD. You would see dents or scratches and it would just look weird. This looks like a legit error.

 

I was just kidding he tagged my name and said go ahead Burst my bubble. So I gave what he ask lol ... good afternoon peace!

 

I was going to say spend it but nobody will accept it. So it doesn’t even worth $0.01 :shrug:

 

I was missing you!

 

Hahahah I love you Hans my dear friend you make me laugh here. I want to challenge him soon I’m going to post the best error . And I want him to beat my error for fun lol

 

Well, that's not the easiest thing I've ever tried to photograph. Work gets in the way sometimes, but here's the edge . . . . . .

Z

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