[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I see your point... low spots, high spots, confusing
Thanks!!! I saved the link. That's it, it's the impression of Lincoln's shoulder from the opposite side, it lines up perfectly.
What caused your penny to be in that condition?
Makes sense, high point coin, low point die, that might work, thanks
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Or normal, Thanks!!![ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
These AM's confuse me I'll be watching this thread
I am still "rookie" status but just had a post yesterday with similarities, it could be finned rim, I see it on the rim by the word liberty
Ok, looking at Penny's for 10 hours/ not a good idea
[ATTACH]the distance between AM on my penny and the AM from what I pulled up online seem different, have I been looking at coins too long today or...
That's it!! Thanks for the info links Clawcoins
No Mark's at all on collar
Can someone tell me the official name for this error, I know it's the last step in the process of the penny, Something didn't match up in that...
No, I haven't, haven't had time this week to direct to hobbies
Thanks paddyman!!!! I love this hobby!!! (2nd to metal detecting of course)
You are Correct, I just found a 1955 wheat penny with two die chips in the wheat
Being that the wheat stalk is not affected this would be a damaged planchet? I think I'm getting this, finally!!![ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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