Looks like damage. Part of the rim has been sheared off and over.
Those are all large dates, but I wouldn't put them back into circulation. Rolls of uncirculated 1960 cents will command a premium even if they...
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That looks like the one. Nice find! Here's a link if others wish to take a look at Jason's photos....
Chris, I understand full well what concentric circles are and I'm very familiar with lathe lines on Lincoln cents. This coin is showing lathe lines.
Chris, I have no idea what is going on with these photos, but the elliptical lines threw me off at first too, but when I hovered my mouse over the...
They definitely look like lathe lines, but I would like to see a full image of the reverse also. Lathe lines show clearly in full coin photos, and...
Nice clash. It is slightly misaligned. And yes, those look like trails. You might want to send it to BJ Neff over at Traildies.com
Those are all large date Denver mint. Both large and small dates are common from Denver. The small date from Philadelphia is the only one that...
I agree with furry. A hit.
Yes, it's MD.
Welcome to Coin Talk. If the 1960 cents are small dates then they are worth quite a premium. If large dates, they're not worth much. Post a photo...
Nice clash find. 1983 offered up some good clashes.
An off-center strike effects both sides of the coin. This is from a misaligned obverse die and it appears the coin also has a finned rim(thus the...
Nice find. That one's listed asCU-5c-1981P-02 here- CU-5c-1981P-02
It's getting to the point that you can almost buy Chinese counterfeits cheaper than the mint can produce the real ones.
What you see going on with this coin is a plating issue. Beginning in 1982, the Mint started using copper plated zinc planchets. It's not uncommon...
It's split plating as others have said, but I'm not sure I'm understanding the meaning of "when they put it on it indented right through the...
Yes, this is a die clash. The coin exhibits remnants of a multi-clash event.
Those cents from 1970 yielded some nice clashes. Good find.
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